Dream wider
Ideas do not need to start inside our market. A good experiment might come from health, learning, personal productivity, accessibility, automation, or a problem someone notices at home.
Protected time for experiments, public releases, and the creative side of engineering.
Simply Labs is where our developers and team members step out of the daily product roadmap, explore ideas that may have nothing to do with eDiscovery or compliance, and turn the strongest experiments into things people can actually use.
The core Simply Discover platform is serious work. It handles evidence, compliance, privacy, collaboration, and regulated data. Labs gives the same team a different mode: ask a question, build a prototype, test a small idea, and see what earns a release.
Ideas do not need to start inside our market. A good experiment might come from health, learning, personal productivity, accessibility, automation, or a problem someone notices at home.
Labs projects are encouraged to start as focused utilities. The aim is to make something clear enough to try, not to bury an idea under process before it has a chance to breathe.
When a project is ready for people outside the company, this page becomes the public home for that release.
Small wins, visibly stacked.
SimplyStreaks is a calm, beautifully simple iPhone app for building consistency around the things that matter to you. Reading, exercise, cooking, hydration, sleep, studying, mindfulness, or anything you want to keep showing up for.
Instead of overwhelming you with charts, pressure, and complicated habit systems, SimplyStreaks keeps the focus on one clear question: what is the next small win?
Read-only PST inspection and migration recovery support.
SDPstInfo is a lightweight PowerShell utility for quickly inspecting Microsoft Outlook PST files. It reports folder statistics, password-flag status, and, for PSTs you own whose password is lost, can generate an alternative password suitable for migration.
The module provides one command, Get-SDPstInfo, and does not require Outlook automation, COM, MAPI, or third-party PST libraries.
PS> Get-SDPstInfo -Path archive.pst
SimplyStreaks is for people who want a habit tracker that feels human: simple enough to use every day, thoughtful enough to keep you motivated, and calm enough to stay out of your way.
The app makes the next action visible, reduces friction, and makes progress feel rewarding without making missed days feel punishing.
Set a name, visual marker, rhythm, plan cue, optional reminders, and optional recovery reminders for getting back on track.
Active streaks appear as clean, tappable cards. Tap once to complete, and undo today's completion if you make a mistake.
The home screen highlights what remains today and can show a practical cue such as "after dinner" or "before bed".
Progress appears through weekly dots, monthly calendars, yearly heatmaps, overall progress, per-streak performance, insights, and milestone medals.
Pause and recovery features help a missed day become a return point, not a reason to quit.
Glanceable widgets and quick completion flows help people log progress with less friction beyond the app itself.
Reminders are optional, flexible, and designed to support a routine rather than interrupt the day.
The visual language is designed to show progress with gaps, not success versus failure. Share a streak update, invite someone to join you, or create a friendly prompt around a shared goal without turning consistency into a noisy social network.
SDPstInfo is best suited for quick folder and item statistics, password-flag detection, simple reporting, and authorized migration recovery when the original PST password is lost.
It does not use Outlook automation, COM, MAPI, or third-party PST libraries. The utility reads the PST format directly using a .NET 9 binary PowerShell module.
The module opens PST files for inspection and reporting only. It does not modify PST files, extract messages, repair archives, or alter stored PST data.
Review folder counts, total item counts, per-folder item counts, unread counts, hierarchy paths, and subfolder indicators.
Version 0.2.0 surfaces the raw 32-bit PST password hash on PasswordSecurity.PasswordHash when the password flag is present.
The -RecoverAlternativePassword switch generates an alternative password whose hash matches the stored value. Use it only on PST files you are authorized to access.
The recovery path supports -WhatIf, -Confirm, and -Verbose so migration operators can be explicit about what they are asking the module to do.
By downloading or using this software, you acknowledge and agree that:
If you do not agree with these terms, do not download, install, or use this software.
Use the versioned package URL so the published SHA-256 remains stable for this release.
0e4c0da79f9b1dd7fba0fa10dc198fb0caa331b43beb4aabbb0a9f38338509b6
Get-FileHash .\SDPstInfo-0.2.0.zip -Algorithm SHA256
# Expected: 0e4c0da79f9b1dd7fba0fa10dc198fb0caa331b43beb4aabbb0a9f38338509b6
Unblock-File .\SDPstInfo-0.2.0.zip
$dest = Join-Path ([Environment]::GetFolderPath('MyDocuments')) 'PowerShell\Modules'
Expand-Archive .\SDPstInfo-0.2.0.zip -DestinationPath $dest -Force
Get-ChildItem -Recurse "$dest\SDPstInfo" | Unblock-File
Import-Module SDPstInfo
Get-SDPstInfo -Path 'C:\path\to\archive.pst'$dest = "$HOME/.local/share/powershell/Modules"
Expand-Archive ./SDPstInfo-0.2.0.zip -DestinationPath $dest -Force
Import-Module SDPstInfo
Get-SDPstInfo -Path '/path/to/archive.pst'Labs gives us a place to keep experimenting in public. Some ideas will remain prototypes. The ones that become public releases will appear here.