If you've ever needed to convert a Bikram Sambat date to English for a visa form, or clean up an old Preeti-font government document so it's actually searchable, you know the drill: open one site for the date converter, another for the font converter, a third for a PDF tool, and hope none of them are covered in ads or ask you to sign up.
Nepal ICT Toolkit puts all of it in one place, and every tool runs entirely in your browser — nothing you type, upload, or convert is ever sent to a server. That's not a minor detail when the content involved is a government ID, a legal document, or anything else that's genuinely none of anyone else's business.
What's actually in it:
Nepali date tools — BS to AD and AD to BS conversion, a full Nepali Patro calendar with official public holidays, and a date of birth & age calculator that works from either calendar.
Unicode conversion — Preeti, Kantipur, and PCS Nepali font conversion to real Unicode, including whole Word documents, plus phonetic Roman typing for writing fresh Nepali text.
A full PDF editor — merge, split, rotate pages, watermark, and even add a signature or stamp by dragging it into place.
Word document tools — merge, convert to/from PDF, and the same drag-to-place signature and stamp tool for Word files.
QR codes — a generator with real dot-style customization and logo embedding, and a scanner that works from your camera or an uploaded image.
13 everyday calculators — from a Nepal-specific VAT calculator (13%, verified against the current VAT Act) to EMI/loan, BMI, and GPA calculators.
A few genuinely Nepal-specific extras: a Ropani/Aana/Bigha land area converter and an interactive map of all 753 local government units.
Why it's free and ad-supported instead of a subscription: because most of these are five-second tasks. Nobody wants to create an account to convert one date. The site runs on non-intrusive ads instead, and every tool works the same whether you visit once or every day.
It's built and maintained by Synergy Engineering & Consultants, an ICT consultancy in Kathmandu that works on government and provincial technology projects — this toolkit grew out of genuinely needing these exact tools for that work, not as a side project guessing at what people want.
Take a look: nepalitoenglishdateconverter.com
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