Hey Product Hunt 👋 I’m Naazim, the maker of Thryve. I kept running into the same trade-off: useful browser tools often required uploading documents, images, audio or video to somebody else’s server and software privacy pages rarely made those trade-offs easy to understand. So I built Thryve around two connected experiences. Thryve OS is a browser workspace with 18 tools for documents, PDFs, images, media, transcription, career workflows and more. Sixteen offline tools process files on-device and are available together with a $39 one-time licence. Thryve Discover helps people research third-party software through structured privacy profiles. Each profile covers processing, storage, identity, tracking, ownership, AI usage, offline support and encryption. We deliberately do not use a universal privacy score. Different products involve different trade-offs, and information we cannot confirm is clearly marked “Not confirmed.” I would especially appreciate feedback on three things: 1. Which Thryve OS workflow should we improve first? 2. Which privacy detail matters most when you evaluate software? 3. Which third-party product should we profile next? Thank you for taking a look. I’ll be here throughout the day to answer questions and learn from your feedback.

Thryve

18 privacy-first browser tools for real work

18 privacy-first browser tools for real work