A small, sturdy wall shelf that raises a compact camera like my google nest cam, up to where you actually want it, with zero drilling. It mounts using two medium Command strips, so it's perfect for renters, dorms, or anywhere you can't or don't want to put holes in the wall.

Renting safe corner Camera Mount. I'm renting and couldn't put holes in the wall, so I designed this corner mount to hold my Google Nest camera using nothing but Command strips. It sits in the corner where two walls meet and holds the camera solidly enough that it doesn't shift or droop over time.

I made this so I could get the solar panel for my Google Nest outdoor camera up on the roofline without drilling a single hole into the fascia, soffit, or brickwork. It hooks straight over the front lip of a standard gutter and clamps down. That is the whole idea. The panel ends up high enough to actually catch sun for most of the day, the cable tucks down behind the gutter, and if you ever move house or reposition the camera you just back the screws out. The gutter is left untouched.

Google Nest Doorbell "Baby Sleeping" Sign My baby's room is right near the front door, so every time someone rings the doorbell it wakes them up. Made this clip-on sign that slides over the bottom of a Google Nest Doorbell (battery version) to let visitors know to knock quietly instead.

Our wall calendar kept falling down, so I made this. This simple holder hangs over a door and fits standard calendar holes perfectly onto a small peg, while the top clip keeps the pages secure. Clean, minimal, and it just works.

Super strong kitchen and bathroom towel holder! My toddler kept breaking some of the other versions available so I created my own. This one is printed in the best orientation so that the hooks are as strong as possible and will not snap with slight pressure. The thick rounded handle makes it super easy to hang towels and so far they are toddler and wife approved!

Finally solved my cotton swab mess problem! Got tired of pouring q-tips into dispensers and watching them scatter everywhere. So I designed a lid that snaps directly onto the Swisspers 400ct container. Turns it into a dispenser instantly. No more transferring, no more mess. New pack? Just snap the lid on and done. One of those simple prints that immediately became part of my daily routine.

I live in a warm climate and my coffee syrup bottles were always covered in tiny ants, no matter how clean the kitchen was. This ant moat fixed it instantly. Each bottle sits in its own recessed ring, creating a physical barrier ants can’t cross. No chemicals or sprays, just a simple, clean solution that keeps the coffee station ant-free.

My wife kept losing her chapstick in the kitchen drawer, so I designed this magnetic holder for the fridge!