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Python is great for data, but sometimes a simple script for personal automation is the most satisfying. What's one small, repetitive computer task you automated with Python that saved you more time than you expected?

One simple script I kept coming back to automated my grocery price tracking I wrote a tiny Python program that watches a folder where I drop scanned receipts parses the line item totals and writes a tidy CSV with date store and total Then I run a monthly summary that compares prices across stores and flags deals It saved me hours every month and helped me see where my budget leaked It started as a weekend hack and now it runs on a small machine every night just quietly pulling data Python 2025 trends

I built a small Python script to batch rename and organize downloaded meeting notes and transcriptions It scans a folder uses a date based naming scheme and moves files into year month folders It cut me from hours of manual sorting and made it easy to locate items years later Python 2025 guide

I automated daily backups of my project folder to the cloud with a simple script that runs at night It saved me from last minute scramble if a file changes Python 2025 data

I wrote a tiny script that consolidates workout stats from different apps into a single dashboard It logs daily totals and trends so I can see progress at a glance Python 2025 trends

Another long one I built a tool to watch a folder of audio recordings convert them to a standard mp3 format tag metadata and generate a one page summary report It uses Python and the mutagen library It runs as a background process via cron It cut hours off my weekly content workflow letting me focus on the actual editing It handles errors gracefully creates logs and sends me a quick notification if it hits a failure It started as a weekend experiment but now saves me several hours each week and scales with more data Python 2025 data

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