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Proper Respect

A personal record of the tools you use.

Your tools.
Your track record.

Build a collection of the tools you use. Add your experience and usage evidence where available, then choose which cards to share on your profile.

Start your collectionView Keegan’s shared collection

Start with a private collection. Publishing is your choice.

Inside a card / Illustrative examples

Sample data / No account connected

ACTIVE

GitHub

The work behind the code.

859 contributions

personal activity · 2025-09-01 to 2026-08-31 · stale

Relationship & evidence

A captured contribution calendar. Contributions include more than commits; coverage follows the source account and date range.

GitHub contribution definitions ↗
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Keep your usage private. Choose what to share.

A collection that
tells your story.

From a tool you are trying to one you keep coming back to.

  1. Start with one tool.

    Sign in, add a product manually or connect a supported source. Keep what you find in your private collection.

  2. Keep the context.

    Record what you use, what you are testing, and what you have moved on from. Add your own notes and choose your go-to tools.

  3. Preview every choice.

    Select the saved cards and details you want to share. Review the exact preview before you approve publication.

Two fists meeting at a bright red diamond
Fig. 02 / Credit changes hands

Respect / Goes both ways

Give props.
Get props.

Record why you use a tool and what changed when you tried it. Add notes or supporting evidence. Choose which saved cards and details appear on your public page.

Your tools. Your point of view.

Make it
your collection.

Start your collectionSee the shared collection →

Private by default. Shared by choice.

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