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@meuzairqureshi · X
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Convert, merge, split, and compress PDF files using 20 free browser-based tools with no server uploads required.
@meuzairqureshi · X

Format JSON, minify code, test regex, merge PDFs and more: free, fast, privacy-first developer tools.
@546_md · X
I recently launched CodeToolsStudio, a collection of privacy-first developer tools for things like JSON, JWT, Regex, Base64, timestamps and more. you can test it here: 🌐 I'd genuinely appreciate feedback on what you'd improve or add to it

Use 100+ free browser-based tools for formatting code, decoding strings, generating CSS, and testing regex.
@suketudigital · X

Fill, merge, split, organize, and encrypt PDFs entirely in your browser without uploads.
@aethrosX · X
- a free pdf utility tools

Convert between JSON, CSV, Excel, XML, YAML and other data formats directly in your browser.
@NaimBiswas11 · X
Developers work with different data formats every day — JSON, CSV, XML, YAML, and Excel files are everywhere. But finding a simple, fast, and privacy-friendly way to convert and process these formats is not always easy.

Merge PDFs, compress images, remove backgrounds, and access utilities entirely in your browser.
@damiadeh · X
Your files utility tools stacks in your browser. No uploads, files stays on your pc.

Organize and manage files and folders in a desktop-like interface.
@jenidesignns · X
Day 19 challenge by @IwuezeAmarachi built with Claude AI 🤖 Live link:

Professional PDF tools for free. Convert, merge, split, compress, and edit PDFs online. Fast, secure, no registration required.
@fouadelbouiadii · X
Process PDFs Instantly Merge, split, compress PDFs right in your browser. Fast, secure, and completely free.

Redact PII from PDFs entirely on your device with local OCR and AI verification.
u/AmazingFinger · Reddit
VeriRedact - Offline PDF redactor because I didn't trust any tool with my tax returns Apartment hunting meant sending my SSN, tax returns, and bank statements to strangers, often all in one PDF. Redacting them myself with a black box or highlighter tool felt scary. Cloud tools wanted me to upload my tax return to fix that. However, I didn't trust them, and the one that look trustworthy would charge a lot of money. So I built VeriRedact. Load it, optionally download the local A

Transfer files and text between devices using light, offline and without accounts.
@0xajc · X
我做了一个不需要 Wi-Fi、蓝牙的文件传输工具 —— “LumaDrop”,它可以让两个设备在同时离线、且不接入 USB 的情况下进行文件传输,非常适合敏感信息的传输,如:助记词、私钥、私密照片…… 网站: Github(已开源):

A GitHub-backed wiki for Open Knowledge Format bundles
aiobe · HN
I built Commonplace because I wanted to learn more about Google's Open Knowledge Format for knowledge sharing with human and agents. At the same time, Atlassian announced it will start using customer cloud data to train its AI models (opt-out is Enterprise-only), which made a self-hosted Confluence alternative feel timely. The idea: - Use a Git repository that follows Open Knowledge Format with plain Markdown - Commonplace is just a stateless frontend on top (nice UI, but no database, no backups

Free, private file tools that run in your browser — edit PDFs, build a resume, edit images. No upload, no sign-up, files never leave your device.
@VikasRa40485496 · X