I'm a software engineer from Finland, and SmashingMonday is where I put the small things I build — apps, courses, command-line tools. They're released one at a time and share only that I wanted them to exist and couldn't find them anywhere else. Last Resort Hebrew is one of them.
Everything I make has a free version that stays free. This store is the optional side: paid bundles of offline files, printables and extras that don't unlock anything essential. Buying one is simply a way to support the work and keep the next project coming.
If something here helped you, that support — or just passing it on — is the whole thanks I need. You can see the other projects at smashingmonday.com.
Where a project uses synthetic media it's disclosed on the project itself — the Last Resort Hebrew narration, for instance, is text-to-speech (ElevenLabs), checked by a human before each week goes out.
Optional. The weekly videos stay free on YouTube — this bundle just adds offline audio and printables, and supports the project.