Small apps. Big vibes.

Clean it before you paste it.

Masks API keys, passwords and customer data in logs and configs before they go into ChatGPT, GitHub or Slack.

• Runs entirely in your browser, and its live network request counter stays at 0
• Spots 200+ secret formats from the gitleaks rule set, plus emails, IPs, cards, IBANs and phones
• Stable placeholders like AWS_ACCESS_KEY_1 that restore back to the real values

When is everyone actually awake?

Add your team's cities, see the best time to meet, share one link. No signup.

• 34,000 cities or any IANA time zone, daylight saving aware on any date
• A draggable meeting window with a fairness score, plus .ics export
• The whole team lives in the URL, and it works offline

Book 3 days off. Get 9.

Works out which leave days to book so they join up with weekends and public holidays into the longest possible stretches off. In Romania, booking 2 to 4 December 2026 joins Saint Andrew's Day, National Day and two weekends into nine days off.

• Public holidays for 206 countries, Romania's Saint Andrew's Day included
• Finds the best plan, checked against exhaustive search, not a guess
• Lists the exact dates to request, like 2 to 4 December, and exports them to your calendar

A QR code you print once and never have to reprint.

Most free generators encode their own short link and redirect it to yours, so the code dies when they do. Etch encodes your data directly, in your browser.

• Static codes only: no redirect, no account, nothing to expire
• Reads its own output back before any download, under four scan conditions
• Tells you how big to print it, in millimetres, for your printing method

Every PDF tool. Nothing leaves your device.

Merge, split, compress, convert, sign and unlock PDFs right in the browser tab. No upload, no account, no paid tier and no watermark.

• 34 tools, from merge and OCR to PDF to Word and password protection
• Your files never leave the tab, and it works offline after the first visit
• Free with no paid tier, no signup and no watermark on what you save

Transcribe a recording without uploading it.

Drop in an interview, a lecture, a voice memo or a podcast and get a timestamped transcript to read, search, copy and save as subtitles. Whisper runs inside the tab, on your own machine.

• Takes MP3, M4A, AAC, WAV, FLAC, OGG, Opus, WebM, MP4 and MOV, and gives TXT, MD, SRT, VTT or JSON
• Four Whisper models to choose from, from a 43 MB Tiny to Large v3 Turbo
• The one network request fetches that model, before any audio is opened, and it works offline after

HEIC to JPG, without handing the photo to anyone.

Convert, resize, compress and clean image files right in the browser tab. A phone photo quietly carries where it was taken, on what and at what moment, and none of that is uploaded here.

• Eight formats in, HEIC and AVIF included, and JPEG, PNG, WebP or AVIF back out
• Four tools on one engine: convert, resize, compress to a target size and clear metadata
• A removed location is byte scanned in the saved file, not simply reported as gone

Turn the hours you worked into an invoice.

Fill in your details once, add a client once, and issuing an invoice is: pick the client, enter the hours, download the PDF. Clients, rates and bank details stay in the browser.

• Type the timesheet in, or import an .xlsx, .csv or .txt, including the Clockify and Toggl shape
• English and Romanian invoices, the Romanian one with CUI, IBAN and the RON conversion block
• A real PDF built in the tab, with no account, no watermark and no limit on invoices

An AI writes the scraper once. Plain code runs it after that.

Point it at a website with one line of plain English, like "grants" or "patents", and it finds the listing, pages through it and hands back every item as a table. The AI is spent on writing the recipe, so the runs after it are plain code.

• Building the scraper for one site took 25 model calls and $0.069; every run after makes none at all
• Tested on five sites at 100 items each, with 96 to 100 percent of filled values correct
• Open source and MIT licensed, running on your own machine against a hosted or a local model