Small tools · one job each
Tools that do one job, and do it properly.
Every tool here exists because something ordinary is more annoying than it should be. Each one does a single job, charges once, and asks for no account. Where a job can be done on your own device, it is.
The same three rules, whatever the tool.
01
Your file stays yours
Where a job can be done inside your own browser, it is — no upload, no server copy, nothing to leak. Where that genuinely isn't possible, you'll be told before anything is sent, and asked first.
02
Pay once, no account
No subscription to forget about, no sign-up before you can see whether it worked. You see the result first, then decide whether it's worth paying for.
03
Checked, not assumed
Every tool that produces numbers checks its own work and tells you when something doesn't add up — rather than handing you a tidy-looking file that is quietly wrong.
Coming next
Listed so you know where this is going. None of these work yet — when one does, it moves up the page.
Trademark clearance
PlannedCheck a business or product name against the US trademark register before you commit to it.
Accessibility scanner
PlannedScan a site for WCAG problems and get a report you can hand to a developer or a lawyer.