Free tools
Useful before you ever talk to us.
No signup, no limits, nothing uploaded. Everything runs inside your own browser — so these work fine on files you wouldn't hand to a stranger.
File tools
Image compressor
Convert to WebP or JPEG with quality and size controls. WebP at 70–85 typically shrinks a photo 40–80% with no visible loss.
Images to PDF
Turn photos, scans or screenshots into one PDF. Each page keeps its original dimensions, so nothing gets letterboxed.
Background remover
Cut a subject out and get a transparent PNG, or drop in a new background.
This one runs an on-device AI segmentation model — around 20 MB, downloaded once and cached. It already lives on our tools site rather than being shipped twice.
Open the background remover →Same promise: runs in your browser, nothing uploaded.
File compressor
Gzip any file, using the browser's own compression engine.
Automation tools
What is doing it by hand costing you?
Most owners have never actually multiplied this out.
Doing it by hand costs you
$28,800
a year, in wages alone
Typically recoverable by automating it
$12,960 – $20,160
That is roughly 662 hours handed back to your team each year — time they were spending on work that produced nothing you could sell.
An estimate, not a quote. The 45–70% band is what genuinely repetitive, rules-based work tends to give up; judgement work doesn't, and we'll tell you which of yours is which in the audit.
Find my actual number →Is this task worth automating?
The same test we run in the first week of an audit — including the question that counts against automating.
Should you automate this task?
Think of one specific task in your business, then answer six questions about it.
Tick whichever apply — the verdict appears here.
Clean up a messy export
Automation exposes whatever mess it runs on. This is usually the first thing we find.
Find the duplicates in your spreadsheet
Drop in a CSV export — customers, leads, invoices, anything. It reports duplicate and blank rows and hands back a cleaned copy.
These are the easy 5%.
The rest needs someone to look at how your business actually runs.