The ultimate, distraction-free utility belt for sysadmins, DevOps, and infrastructure engineers. Supertools packs essential IT utilities—unit converters, a CLI command builder, document comparison, storage calculators, a world clock, and scripting cheat sheets—into one seamless web app. 100% free, zero ads, no sign-ups, and absolutely no data tracking. Stop wasting time hunting through bloated websites; get the exact tools you need to streamline your daily workflow in seconds.
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👋 Hey Product Hunt community!
I’m incredibly excited to introduce Supertools to you all today!
If you work in IT, DevOps, or system administration, you probably have a bookmarks folder overflowing with single-purpose utility websites. Every time you need to quickly calculate raw storage capacities, convert data units, build a complex CLI command, or diff two config files, you end up on a sketchy website covered in banner ads, pop-ups, and cookies that slow down your browser.
We got tired of the clutter. So, we built Supertools—the clean, lightning-fast utility belt we wanted for our own daily workflows.
What’s inside the toolkit:
⚙️ Storage & Infrastructure Utilities: Precision data unit converters and storage calculators tailored for modern infrastructure tasks.
💻 CLI & Scripting Resources: Quick-reference cheat sheets and builders to speed up your terminal operations and automation scripts.
📄 Document Comparison: Clean, text-based diffing to easily catch configuration drifting or code changes.
🌍 Global Operations: A clean world clock to seamlessly track multiple time zones during global deployments or maintenance windows.
🛡️ 100% Free & Private: No paywalls, no annoying ads, no forced sign-ups, and absolutely zero tracking. It’s just the utilities you need, running purely in your browser.
We built this as a gift to the engineering community to help shave hours of friction off your work week. Supertools is live right now, and we’d love to hear from you:
What is the one daily utility you use constantly that we should add to the list next? Let us know in the comments below! 👇