I recently started building a small collection of browser-based tools.
There is no big launch announcement, no bold claim about “changing the world,” and no complex backend. Just small utilities that solve everyday problems, one by one.
Why I built this site
Over time, I noticed a pattern in my own work.
I often needed very simple tools:
- quick date calculations
- small text cleanup utilities
- lightweight document helpers
- one-purpose calculators
Most existing tools were either overloaded with features or buried under ads. I wanted something faster, simpler, and predictable.
So I decided to build my own.
What these tools have in common
Every tool on the site follows the same basic rules:
- Runs entirely in the browser
- No sign-ups
- No uploads to a server
- One clear purpose per page
If a tool cannot explain itself in one sentence, it does not belong here.
Not a product, just utilities
This is not a SaaS in the usual sense.
There are no dashboards, no accounts, and no usage limits. You open a page, do one thing, and leave.
That is intentional.
These tools are designed to be used occasionally, not lived in.
Built gradually, not all at once
I am adding tools slowly.
Some ideas come from my own workflow. Others come from small frustrations that repeat over time.
When a problem shows up more than once, it is probably worth turning into a tool.
Who this is for
These tools are useful if you:
- prefer simple solutions over complex platforms
- work with text, dates, or files daily
- value speed and clarity
- want tools that “just work” and then get out of the way
If that sounds familiar, you might find something useful here.
The site
The tools are collected here:
There is no recommended starting point. Just pick what you need, when you need it.
Moving forward
This is a long-term project.
I plan to keep adding small tools whenever a clear use case appears. No roadmap, no pressure—just steady accumulation.
If even a few of these utilities save someone a minute or two, that is enough.
