Hey Product Hunt! I've been quietly building Wrklyst on the side — a collection of free utility tools that run directly in your browser. Still building. Still growing. No uploads to servers. No account needed. No paywalls. Ever. We're covering PDF, images, text, developer tools and more — with new tools dropping regularly. Would love your honest feedback and suggestions. What tool do you wish existed?
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Hey hunters! Gaurav here — maker of Wrklyst.
Been building this quietly alongside my day job.
Still early days but today felt like the right
time to share it with the world.
Brutal feedback welcome
What would you want to see built next?
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Tried the PDF merge tool and it was way faster than the one I usually use, no ads popping up halfway through. Love that everything just runs locally without making me sign up for anything.
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@roderick_johnny Thanks for trying it out! No ads, no waiting was exactly the point — glad it actually felt that way. More tools coming soon, if you want a heads up when they drop you can subscribe to the newsletter on the site
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Tried the PDF merge tool and it actually ran without making me sign up or wait for an upload, which honestly surprised me. The whole no-paywall thing feels kind of rare these days, so good on you for that.
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@connor_gu Really appreciate that — the no-signup thing is non-negotiable for me, even if it makes monetization harder. If you want future updates without following every channel, there's a newsletter on wrklyst.com too
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Love that everything runs client-side with no uploads or signups - that immediately sets Wrklyst apart from the bloated tool sites out there. Curious to see which PDF utility lands first.
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@yoshi_guo Thank you! Honestly the client-side part was the hardest to get right technically, so nice to hear it's landing. Actually just shipped PDF editing — it's live now if you want to try it. And if you want a heads up on what's next, there's a newsletter on wrklyst.com too 🙂
Tried the PDF merge tool and it was way faster than the one I usually use, no ads popping up halfway through. Love that everything just runs locally without making me sign up for anything.
@roderick_johnny Thanks for trying it out! No ads, no waiting was exactly the point — glad it actually felt that way. More tools coming soon, if you want a heads up when they drop you can subscribe to the newsletter on the site
Tried the PDF merge tool and it actually ran without making me sign up or wait for an upload, which honestly surprised me. The whole no-paywall thing feels kind of rare these days, so good on you for that.
@connor_gu Really appreciate that — the no-signup thing is non-negotiable for me, even if it makes monetization harder. If you want future updates without following every channel, there's a newsletter on wrklyst.com too
Love that everything runs client-side with no uploads or signups - that immediately sets Wrklyst apart from the bloated tool sites out there. Curious to see which PDF utility lands first.
@yoshi_guo Thank you! Honestly the client-side part was the hardest to get right technically, so nice to hear it's landing. Actually just shipped PDF editing — it's live now if you want to try it. And if you want a heads up on what's next, there's a newsletter on wrklyst.com too 🙂