Last updated: October 2, 2026
How tools end up here, how the pages are written and where money fits in.
How a tool gets in
A tool earns a place when it does one job well, runs without an account and is worth keeping online. Many are bought from the people who made them. Before a tool is listed, it is tried with ordinary inputs and with awkward ones, and its page says plainly what it does and what it does not.
I do not use every tool every week; there are too many and each one is small. What I promise is that each one works as described and asks you for nothing.
How the pages are written
AI helps me draft and tidy the explanations on these pages and research the details behind them, such as how to type a character on a given system. Every instruction is checked before it goes up, and I decide what each page says.
Money
The tools are free and I do not charge for them. This site may carry links to software I own or have a stake in, such as the SaaS at Useful SaaS, and some links elsewhere may pay a commission. None of that changes which tools are here or how they are described.
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