I’m Anson Alexander. I make TypeDrift, Rexplorer, and PageTidy, and I’ve spent more than a decade teaching technology through YouTube and LinkedIn Learning.
Software and education built around the same idea: make technology more useful.
I build software around problems I understand firsthand — learning a skill, optimized browsing, or making the web less annoying.
Modern typing practice for real skill progression.
Start with fast free practice, follow guided Tasks, type real content, and move into Pro tools and Accelerator when you want more structure.
Reddit, built around the media.
Turn image- and video-heavy Reddit pages into a fast gallery with fullscreen viewing, filters, Favorites, Watchlist, downloads, and Turbo Mode.
Explore Rexplorer
PageTidyRemove overlays, floating junk, sticky clutter, or any page element you decide does not belong on your screen. PageTidy can also restore scrolling when a dismissed overlay leaves the page stuck.
Explore PageTidyFor more than a decade, I’ve made technology instruction around the same principle I use when building software: remove the unnecessary complexity and make the useful part clear.
macOS, Google Workspace, AI tools, typing, productivity, troubleshooting, and the workflows around them.
Deeper instruction across technology, digital marketing, productivity, and professional skills.
Explore coursesA long-running library of technology how-tos for people who would rather read than watch.
Read tutorialsEach side makes the other better.
Understand the problem. Remove unnecessary complexity. Make the result useful.
Teaching for years made me obsessive about where people get stuck, what explanations actually land, and which “features” create more friction than value.
Building products turns those lessons into tools. Teaching them back keeps the work grounded in real users instead of abstract product ideas.
For sponsorships, partnerships, press, product conversations, and other professional outreach, email is the cleanest path.