Hey Product Hunt! Like many of you, I frequently need quick online tools like generating a QR code, compressing an image, or calculating percentage differences. But every time I searched for one, I was greeted with: Mandatory account sign-ups Heavy ads and paywalls Suspicious server uploads for simple tasks that don't even need a backend! So I decided to build Myoutools a lightweight, privacy-first suite of 19 everyday micro-tools that run 100% client-side inside your browser. Why client-side? Privacy First: 0 KB of your data or files ever touches a server. Lightning Fast: No network latency or server processing delays. 100% Free: No limits, no sign-ups required. From PDF utilities and image resizers to unit converters and timers, everything is designed to be clean, fast, and completely safe. Try it here: https://myoutools.com I d love for you to check it out! What s one daily micro-tool you use that you wish was completely private and offline? All feedback and suggestions are highly appreciated!
I'm Farmaan, a solo founder from India. About four months ago I got laid off, and while applying for jobs I kept thinking about how much hiring has changed.
I run eight small browser tools and use Search Console data to choose one change at a time. InvoicePad had 1,090 impressions and zero clicks in the last 28 days. The query 'web development invoice' alone had 75 impressions and no clicks, so today I rewrote only the page title and redeployed it.
The free template is here: https://invoicepad.net/web-devel...
I'm the founder of @Calnize - I launched calnize sometime back as a generous, easy to use, with minimal integrations for now - obviously in future it will have more. This is just a start. I would love if you guys can share your feedback.
I ve just soft-launched Monitrova, a website monitoring tool for freelancers, small agencies and developers who look after client sites.
It monitors uptime, SSL certificates and homepage health, but the main thing I m trying to solve is alert noise.
A lot of monitors technically work, but after enough false alerts, repeated recovery emails and vague SEO issue warnings, you start ignoring them.
Monitrova uses things like confirmation checks, flap detection, daily digests, quiet hours and recovery suppression so alerts are more useful and less spammy.
I built Codex Desktop Custom Models because experimenting with alternative model providers inside one desktop installation can quickly mix sessions, automation state, ports, and provider-specific configuration.
Instead of modifying the main Codex setup, the project creates isolated desktop profiles. Each profile can have:
I built Toolboard because my browser workflow was fragmented across too many single-purpose extensions.
It started with a small set of utilities and eventually grew into 83 tools for inspection, capture, conversion, productivity, and optional AI-assisted workflows.
I built CodexPigeon around a simple concern: changing an AI coding agent s instructions while it is already in the middle of a turn can make the agent s state harder to reason about.
Instead of injecting a message into active work, CodexPigeon uses a repository-local Markdown mailbox.
