Small free browser tools that run on your device. No accounts, no tracking, no servers.
| What it does | Get it | |
|---|---|---|
| Invisibles | Shows the hidden characters in pasted text (zero-width spaces, look-alike spaces, direction marks) and removes them | Chrome Web Store · Web app · Source |
| Sift for AO3 | Keeps your excluded AO3 tags on, mutes authors even when logged out, and shows only fics where your ship comes first | Chrome Web Store · Source |
| Playlist Lens | Sorts any YouTube playlist by length and shows which videos fit in the minutes you have | Chrome Web Store · Source |
| Per Piece | Adds the price per 100 g, 100 ml or piece next to products on Shopee, Lazada, Amazon and seven other shops | Source (load unpacked) |
| What it does | Open | |
|---|---|---|
| Provenant | Shows which AI labels a photo or video carries (C2PA, IPTC and more) | Open · Source |
| Rinse | Shows the location and camera data hidden in a photo, then removes it | Open · Source |
| Plusminus | Turns an instrument's accuracy spec and repeated readings into an uncertainty budget | Open · Source |
- limit-doctor reads your local Claude Code and Codex logs and ranks where your usage went, with the fix for each cause. Runs as a script or as a skill.
- map-design is a skill for Claude Code, Codex and other agents that makes newspaper-style maps: one HTML file with an SVG map, the real data and its source, light and dark themes, and a PNG.
- hf-kit is a set of HyperFrames animation blocks, sound presets and style targets, measured from 48 YouTube videos in 16 niches. It also works as a Claude Code or Codex skill. Demos
Pull requests under review:
- respx: one respx package that works with either httpx or httpx2
- tomlkit: fix an AttributeError on an out-of-order table under an indented header
- tomlkit: keep an emptied dotted key inside an inline table
- MCP conformance (and #555): grade two spec requirements as MUSTs in the conformance suite
- Lead Intake Automation is a human-reviewed n8n workflow for qualifying inbound leads.
Everything here is MIT licensed and free. If one of these saved you some time, a coffee on Ko-fi keeps them maintained.
