PomoLab
Alternate focus and breaks at your own pace. A Pomodoro timer that records work sessions in this browser.
Apps I build, games I play, and chess I study.
I'm Shingo Suzuki (Suzushin), working toward turning my life around.
This is my record of creating, experimenting, and learning along the way.

Alternate focus and breaks at your own pace. A Pomodoro timer that records work sessions in this browser.
Turn your own games into practice material with chess analysis and tactics exercises.
A territory game on a 5×5 board, played with a standard deck of cards. Play against another person or the AI in your browser.
Why I made PomoLab, how to alternate focus and breaks, and how its locally stored history and charts help me look back on my work.
I added daily streaks to Caltrilo, my chess review app. Here's why I built the feature, how it works, and my first impressions of using it.
Why I rebuilt Suzushin Lab with Astro, how I worked with Codex, and how I preserved existing articles while connecting the blog with my apps.
How I made a reusable Codex skill for Pinterest images and copy, and what eight impressions and one outbound click told me after about two days.
I added Stockfish games to Caltrilo and tried the full play, analysis, and puzzle-review cycle. Here are the new features, my impressions, and what still needs work.
Why I built Caltrilo to review missed opportunities in my own chess games, how to import games and solve puzzles, and what I learned while making it.
I look at title requirements, distinguish Chess.com from FIDE ratings, and map out gradual goals for my own grandmaster challenge.
I've kept a 286-day Duolingo streak even while avoiding chess games. An honest look at consistency that hasn't yet translated into stronger play.
Starting with a Chess.com Rapid rating of 465, I'm launching a challenge to work toward GM, with milestones and honest monthly progress reports.
An entirely subjective ranking of my favorite Nana Mizuki songs, with the memories and performances that make them special to me.
Thinking about my parents' future led me to an introductory shukatsu qualification. Here's what I learned, how the exam felt, and where it fell short.
Why I changed my AI-assisted blogging process, removed the ghostwriting role, and separated editorial feedback from proofreading.
My chess GM challenge and the development of Caltrilo, my chess app. I also write about the ideas behind these projects and what happens along the way.
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