techtuate
free · forever · in your browser

Little tools that
just work.
No catch.

Single-purpose web utilities, free to use, no sign-up. Everything runs locally on your device — your files never leave the page.

no sign-up no credit card no ads no uploads no tracking
a note from the founder

Tired of paying $7/month for a JPG converter? Yeah, same.

Somewhere along the way, every tiny utility on the internet grew a paywall. Crop an image — $4.99/mo. Merge two PDFs — sign up first, then 30-day trial, then $9/mo. Convert a file — make an account, verify your email, sit through an ad, and oh, that one’s “Pro only.”

Most of these are five-minute scripts dressed up as SaaS. So I started building the boring, one-off things I keep needing, and putting them here. Always free. No sign-up. No credit card. No ads. Just the tool, in your browser, doing the thing.

All I ask in return: if one of these saves you a minute or a few dollars, tell someone. Send the link to a friend. Post it. Bookmark it. That’s it — that’s the deal.

— GJ, founder

The tools

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PDF editor

Annotate, fill forms, reorder & rotate pages, turn images into PDFs — all in the browser.

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Spread the word

the only "price"

These tools stay free for everyone if more people know they exist. Here are five things you can do in under 30 seconds:

1

Send the link to one friend

The one who pays $9/mo for a "PDF Pro" app. They’ll thank you.

2

Post it once

X, BlueSky, LinkedIn, Mastodon, a Discord — wherever you hang out online.

3

Drop it in a team chat

"Hey, here's a free thing that does X" — Slack, Teams, group chat, all good.

4

Bookmark + come back

Repeat visitors are the best marketing. New tools land here every few weeks.

5

Submit it

Hacker News, Reddit (r/InternetIsBeautiful, r/webdev), Product Hunt — whatever fits.

link copied — now go paste it somewhere ✱