I just hit a milestone: 100 free developer and productivity tools, all running entirely in your browser.
Why I Built This
Every time I needed a quick JSON formatter, a base64 encoder, or a color converter, I'd land on some ad-infested site that wanted me to sign up, enable notifications, and accept 47 cookies.
So I built my own. Then kept going.
What's Inside (100 Tools)
Here's a sample across categories:
🛠️ Developer Tools
- JSON Formatter — Pretty-print & validate JSON
- Regex Tester — Live pattern matching with explanations
- JWT Decoder — Decode JWT tokens without sending them anywhere
- CSS Flexbox Generator — Visual flex layout builder
- Cron Parser — Human-readable cron schedule explanations
- Git Ignore Generator — .gitignore templates for any stack
🔐 Security & Encoding
- Password Generator — Cryptographically strong passwords
- Hash Generator — SHA-256, MD5, SHA-512
- Base64 Encoder — Encode/decode Base64 strings
🎨 Design & CSS
- Color Converter — HEX ↔ RGB ↔ HSL
- Image Color Extractor — Extract dominant colors from any image
- Font Pair Generator — Beautiful Google Fonts pairings
- Box Shadow Generator — Visual CSS box-shadow builder
💰 Calculators
- Mortgage Calculator — Monthly payments + amortization
- Compound Interest — Visualize investment growth
- Calorie Calculator — TDEE & macro breakdown
- BMI Calculator — With visual health ranges
📝 Text & Content
- Word Counter — Characters, words, sentences, reading time
- Text to Speech — Browser-based TTS with voice selection
- Markdown to HTML — Live preview converter
- Reading Time Calculator — Estimate read time for blog posts
...and 80 more.
The Rules
Every tool follows these principles:
- No signup — Just use it
- No tracking — No analytics cookies, no data collection
- No server — Everything runs in your browser via vanilla JS
- No dependencies — Zero npm packages, zero CDN calls
- Dark theme — Easy on the eyes
- Mobile friendly — Works on any device
Tech Stack
Intentionally boring:
- Static HTML/CSS/JS
- GitHub Pages hosting
- Zero frameworks, zero build steps
- Each tool is a single self-contained HTML file
What's Next
Planning to add more tools based on search volume data. If you have a tool you keep searching for and can never find a clean version of, drop it in the comments.
Check it out → toolpile.tools
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