This is a telegram bot that interacts with Google Sheets and allows you to add, delete, make an expense list and show various graphs.

While I do not use Telegram, it makes sense in the context of figuring out how to interact with a GSheet using its API and a chat interface. If nothing else, its instructions for setting up API access to GSheets makes it useful.

Track packages from China, US Post, Canada Post, Royal Mail, Deutsche Post, Vova, Aliexpress, UPS, Shein, FedEx, Pitney Bowes, eBay, Amazon. Regardless of the online store or the market you have purchased, you can always trace the full path of the order with our parcel tracking service.

Maybe scrape search pages? Has a widget which could be reversed to expose the API.

A service that provides an API for searching and comparing prices and deals on tickets, vehicle rentals, and suchlike.

United States Postal Service APIs. I should be able to plug this into Switchboard.

A calendar and contact server written in Python. selfhosted Supports HTTP, CalDAV, and CardDAV. Local and remote access. Compatible with anything that supports those protocols. exocortex switchboard Uses Git as its back-end by default, supports others but they're less tested. Lightweight, few dependencies. Events, todos, journaling. Minimal configuration to be up and running. Throw it behind a reverse proxy and it'll use the existing .htpasswd file as its native authentication system. Website isn't as up to date as the github repo is.