The internal tool that didn't justify its own VPS

You've wanted a small admin tool for two years. A page that lists yesterday's signups, lets you flag a few as fraud, fires off a refund. A weekend's work, except you'd need to host it somewhere, and a $10 droplet to run something you use for ten minutes a week feels insulting. So it stays in your head.

On Hoody, the admin tool is a container on the same box that already runs your product. Same bare metal, same rent, marginal cost zero. You write the script, paste it into hoody-exec, get a URL, bookmark it.

Repeat for the four other tools you've been putting off. The container density is so high you don't decide which ones to deploy. You deploy all of them.