diff --git a/homepage/views/stuff.pug b/homepage/views/stuff.pug
index 0dc0544..5dc5a22 100644
--- a/homepage/views/stuff.pug
+++ b/homepage/views/stuff.pug
@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ block content
 		table
 			tr
 				td justcaptcha
-				td 1.0 (24 June 2022)
+				td 1.1.2 (19 August 2022)
 				td Go
 				td MIT
 				td
@@ -73,20 +73,6 @@ block content
 			tr
 				td(colspan='5')
 					p It is a process watcher that gives processes' statuses in a JSON, XML or plain text format via HTTP GET request on /processes endpoint. Under the hood it calls a pgrep to get PIDs by process name. It is being used on about page to show wether service's running or not.
-			tr
-				td PiggyBank
-				td 1.0.0 (8 July 2020)
-				td Python
-				td MIT
-				td
-					a(href=git_site+'/Arav/PiggyBank') source
-					| 
-					a(href=git_site+'/Arav/PiggyBank/releases') releases
-			tr
-				td(colspan='5')
-					p One of the most autistic shit I ever made. :)
-					p Many years ago I wrote a little script to keep track of my piggy bank to learn how to work with SQLite 3 in Python.
-					p Now I wanted to learn how to make packages that could be installed using pip. And I took that script and made a universal simple solution that can work with any currency (that script was nailed to rubles). I threw SQLite and made a simple text format.
 			tr
 				td ScrapTheChan
 				td 0.5.0 (3 May 2021)
@@ -106,6 +92,20 @@ block content
 				td MIT
 				td
 					a(href=git_site+'/Arav/opennic-extract-domains') source
+			tr
+				td PiggyBank
+				td 1.0.0 (8 July 2020)
+				td Python
+				td MIT
+				td
+					a(href=git_site+'/Arav/PiggyBank') source
+					| 
+					a(href=git_site+'/Arav/PiggyBank/releases') releases
+			tr
+				td(colspan='5')
+					p One of the most autistic shit I ever made. :)
+					p Many years ago I wrote a little script to keep track of my piggy bank to learn how to work with SQLite 3 in Python.
+					p Now I wanted to learn how to make packages that could be installed using pip. And I took that script and made a universal simple solution that can work with any currency (that script was nailed to rubles). I threw SQLite and made a simple text format.
 			tr
 				td(colspan='5')
 					p Bash script for BIND9 that extracts domains from zone files of OpenNIC and forms a list of domains that have an IP-address.