Tools by profession
The catalogue is organised by what each tool does. This is the other cut of it — the 40 tools grouped by who tends to need them. Pick the one closest to your work.
Developers & Engineers
Decode a token, diff two payloads, pretty-print the JSON your API just returned. Everything here runs in the browser, needs no signup, and does not ship your data anywhere it does not have to.
Content Creators & YouTubers
Pull the audio off a clip, cut a GIF for the thumbnail, shrink a video that is too big to upload, or split the vocals out of a track. The unglamorous half of publishing, without a subscription.
Designers
Build a palette, knock the background out of a product shot, compress an export without wrecking it, or sketch an idea before it goes into Figma. Small tools for the gaps between the big ones.
Marketers & Growth
Audit a page's SEO, shorten and track a link, generate a QR code for print, or draft the first version of a post you will rewrite anyway. Built for the day-to-day, not for a demo.
Writers & Bloggers
Draft, rewrite, convert Markdown to something you can paste, or diff two versions of a paragraph to see what actually changed. AI where it helps, plain utilities where it does not.
Students & Researchers
Merge the readings into one PDF, pull the text out of a scan, shrink a file under the upload limit, or work out a percentage without opening a spreadsheet. No account, no watermark, no page cap.
Teachers & Educators
Assemble a handout, turn a worksheet scan into editable text, put a QR code on a printed sheet, or share a file with a class without asking anyone to sign up for anything.
Accountants & Bookkeepers
Turn a bank statement PDF into a spreadsheet, split a year of records into months, read a scanned receipt, and keep the page count down when you file. Statement conversion runs without an account.
Small Business Owners
The admin nobody budgets for — a QR code for the counter, a short link for the flyer, a statement to reconcile, a customer email to write, a batch of photos to turn into one PDF.
Social Media Managers
Cut an Instagram grid, make a sticker, drop a background, turn a clip into a GIF, and get every asset under the platform's size limit before the post goes out.