A suite of blazing-fast, privacy-first web utilities for developers and creators. From an auto-scrolling teleprompter to an EXIF metadata stripper, every tool runs entirely offline in your browser using HTML5 and JS APIs. No backend delays, no server uploads, and absolute data privacy
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Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I’m Widodo, the maker behind Ic2Share.
As an independent web and mobile app developer, I've always leaned towards building offline-first architectures and low-dependency systems. Over the years, I constantly found myself needing quick, everyday utilities—like formatting JSON, stripping EXIF data from photos, or fixing out-of-sync subtitles.
The problem? Almost every free tool ranking on Google is either bloated with spammy ads or forces you to upload your sensitive files to their remote servers just to do a simple calculation. That felt completely unnecessary.
So, I built Ic2Share. It’s a growing directory of utility tools built entirely on a strict zero-server-upload philosophy.
⚡ How it works:
Everything runs client-side. Whether you are using the Image Processor, the Teleprompter (built with silky-smooth requestAnimationFrame), or the EXIF Stripper, the data never leaves your browser. It utilizes local HTML5 and JavaScript APIs, making the tools blazing fast and 100% private.
🛠️ Current Tools Include:
Secure EXIF & Metadata Stripper
Auto-scrolling Online Teleprompter
Live Markdown Editor
SRT/VTT Subtitle Time Shifter
...and many more.
It's completely free to use. I would love to hear your feedback on the UI/UX, or if there is a specific client-side tool you'd like me to build and add to the directory next!
Thanks for checking it out!
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Honestly the offline-first angle is great. One thing that would be really handy is a built-in way to chain tools together, like strip EXIF then auto-resize then convert format, instead of having to download and re-upload between each one. Would make batch workflows way less painful.
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@aselk16731 Hi Asel, thanks for the great feedback! The ability to chain tools together is an excellent suggestion. It totally aligns with the goal of making workflows as painless and seamless as possible. I'll definitely be exploring how we can implement a pipeline like this in future updates!
Honestly the offline-first angle is great. One thing that would be really handy is a built-in way to chain tools together, like strip EXIF then auto-resize then convert format, instead of having to download and re-upload between each one. Would make batch workflows way less painful.
@aselk16731 Hi Asel, thanks for the great feedback! The ability to chain tools together is an excellent suggestion. It totally aligns with the goal of making workflows as painless and seamless as possible. I'll definitely be exploring how we can implement a pipeline like this in future updates!