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Share PDFs with clients and track when they open them.
@emironic · X
- free plugin for Claude and Codex to put your work as public website with single line `publish to Revdoku` prompt.
Merge, split, compress, convert, sign, and protect PDFs directly in your browser.
@buildappfactory · X
Our three products
Upload a PDF to merge, split, compress, or convert it without signup.
@dev74ol · X
Just launched SmashPDF — free PDF tools (merge, split, compress, convert) that run entirely in your browser, no sign-up needed 🛠️ Built solo, still improving it daily. Would love feedback! 🔗 #buildinpublic #SideProject
Compress, merge, split, convert, and edit PDF files directly in your browser.
Browser-based PDF tools for editing, converting, and managing documents.
@influnexe · X
thanks James. you can use all my tools for free here😄 :
Browser-based PDF tools, card maker, JSON formatter, and image utilities that work offline without uploading files.
@jainarun889 · X
Our Wikawe universe products. Check it out now... - loading
Sign PDFs online and automate document workflows in your browser.
@qayyumabro · X
AI agent tracking PDF engagement and drafting follow-ups for proposals and pitch decks.
@Naftali_JR · X
Document engagement tracking
Edit, merge, compress, and convert PDFs with 57 free browser-based tools. No signup, uploads, or watermarks required.
@divvsaxena · X
Merge, split, compress, and convert PDFs in your browser entirely offline.
@no_hitori69465 · X
*"I just launched PDFLabs! 🚀 A free PDF toolkit (merge, split, compress) that runs 100% in your browser. No servers, no uploads, 100% private. Built with vanilla JS and pdf-lib. Try it out and let me know what you think! [ #buildinpublic #100DaysOfCode
Fill, merge, split, organize, and encrypt PDFs entirely in your browser without uploads.
@aethrosX · X
- a free pdf utility tools
Free in-browser PDF tools for merging, splitting, converting, and editing without uploading files.
u/Key_Caramel_5578 · Reddit
Built a free PDF toolkit solo (with AI help) — need feedback on the in-browser text editor before I keep pushing on it Been heads-down on this for a while: thepdftool.in Standard PDF stuff : merge, split, compress, convert, OCR — but most of the conversion tools run entirely client-side (WASM), so files never leave your browser for those. Built solo, leaned on AI tools for a good chunk of the code and debugging. The feature I care most about right now is an inline text editor :— click i
