musekit · Product Hunt

Free AI Tools Free browser tools for everyday tasks, no login

yusveng · HN

Workaround – Unstar GitHub Repos in Bulk

@BinaryScriptar · X

Introducing Traks - free, self-hosted web analytics that runs entirely in your own Cloudflare account. 🚀 It started as a side project. When Cloudflare launched R2 SQL, I wanted to see whether a complete analytics stack could run on their data platform alone: ingest events through Pipelines, land them in R2 as Parquet, and query them straight with SQL. No warehouse, no ETL, no servers to patch, just my personal projects as the first test bed. It worked better than i expected, so I kept adding new features. A few weeks later it's a complete product. What Traks does • Real-time dashboard: visitors, pageviews, bounce rate, visit duration - every metric compared with the period before • Pages, referrers, UTM campaigns, and an AI tab that shows which assistant (ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity…) sent the visitor • Locations and devices, resolved at the edge without storing IPs • Custom events, goals (incl. path-prefix goals), funnels, saved segments, workspaces & teams • A

ChillyCapy · HN

CapyToolkit – Browser-native developer and hardware diagnostic tools

@Supportpintutec · X

Just launched QuickTools — 8 free online tools 🛠️ Word Counter • JSON Formatter • Password Generator • Color Picker 100% browser-based, no signup 🔗 #SideProject #WebDev #FreeTools #BuildInPublic

@GeorgiG26929167 · X

Remarkd lets you create a feedback page for anything—ideas, landing pages, designs, pricing, features or prototypes. Share one link anywhere and collect structured, anonymous feedback in one place, with AI-powered insights to help you spot patterns faster

@abhilakshharora · X

Just launched DevTab on Product Hunt 🚀 110+ dev tools that run 100% in your browser. Zero server calls. No signup. Free forever. Would love your support 🙏 → #buildinpublic #DevTools

@Bim_evaporates · X

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@svpino · X

You can check out Runpod here: Thanks to the Runpod team for partnering with me on this post.

@amarHarolikar · X

I have rebuilt the Markdown to PDF converter on You paste your text or Markdown, you get a properly typeset PDF back, and your AI agent can do the same over MCP or a plain API call. No sign up, no key, free. Had built this a long time back as a fairly basic thing and then left it alone, and over the last few weeks I could see a rise in traffic. Took a fresh look and found that lot of it was not rendering. Headings below a certain level were being dropped, nested lists were coming out flat, and code blocks were losing their formatting. What is there now: - Page breaks where you want them, using :::pagebreak::: on a line by itself - Tables, nested lists, task lists and code blocks all render properly - Greek letters, maths symbols, arrows and the rupee sign come out right - Emoji and symbols do not break the render - Plain dot txt files keep their line breaks Live tool at API & MCP docs (humans): API & MCP docs (AI)