I work on OnePassApps, the team behind app.onepassapps.com. We are launching on TinyLaunch on Monday, 7 December 2026, and the launch page is already open, so this post is the share TinyLaunch asked us to make - plus the plain facts about what the membership contains and what it costs.
The launch page is here: OnePassApps on TinyLaunch
TinyLaunch approved the listing on 5 November. Their mail said "OnePassApps has been approved and is scheduled for launch", gave the date as Monday, December 7, 2026, and noted "Your launch will go live on the scheduled date at midnight PT (Pacific Time)". The public page shows the countdown line "Launching Monday, December 7, 2026", the category "SaaS & Tools" and the tagline "Nine useful apps under one membership".
TinyLaunch's mail asked us to share the pre-launch page so that interested people can create a free account there and tap Notify me, so their upvote lands early on the day. There is no vote scheme here and nobody is being paid for an upvote - it is just the link, in case you want to follow the launch. If you would rather skip the directory, the product is live right now: the OnePassApps home page works today and the Standard membership is free.
What is in the membership
Nine live apps under one membership. Seven are browser-local Studios that work on a file inside the tab instead of uploading it anywhere:
- Image Studio - convert, compress, resize and crop images on your own device.
- Audio Studio - trim and convert local audio, with the formats checked against your browser.
- File Studio - create archives, compare hashes, rename copies and join split files back together.
- Text Studio - clean, compare, convert and inspect text in the browser.
- Data Studio - view and transform CSV, JSON and YAML without sending the data anywhere.
- Icon Studio - make favicon and app-icon files, resize images and work safely with SVG.
- Colour Studio - sample colours, build palettes and check accessible contrast locally.
The other two are hosted, so they run on our servers rather than in the tab:
- NewsFlow - source-cited news briefs you can read or listen to.
- MovieMatcherAI - browse movies, track what you want to watch and rate what you have seen.
Because the Studios run locally, they are the tools that handle a file with no network round trip at all. NewsFlow and MovieMatcherAI are the two that need our servers, and they are what the shared credit allowance pays for.
What it costs
The plans page reads "Standard included for every account, with 100,000 credits every 30 days" and "No card or automatic paid subscription". The same page says no end date has been set for the promotional period, that the promotion will not automatically start a paid subscription, and that new purchases are disabled while the normal prices stay on the page for reference. Credits refresh every 30 days, do not roll over and have no cash value, and browser-local tools and Studios never use credits at all.
That is the whole offer for now: nine apps, a free standard membership, and a launch date.
To be plain about it: I work on OnePassApps, so this is our launch and not an independent review of it. If the launch directory is not your thing, the site link above is the product, and it is free to use today.
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