eanhan

Indie Developer

Tiny tools that pull their weight,
so things stay simple.

I'm Seanhan. I make free, local-first, no-signup tools — each one starts from an itch I have, and I share what I build because someone else probably has the same itch.

50+
Useful tools
100%
Runs locally
0
Uploads / trackers
0
Sign-ups / data grabs

Principles

Four rules every project sticks to.

Privacy first

Your files never leave the browser. No server storage, no cloud processing.

Affordable

Core features stay free, no signup, and never locked behind a paywall.

Just works

Drop a file in and go. Zero learning curve, works offline.

No data trail

Even the online tools don't persist what you send or use it to train anything.

Roadmap

What's shipped, what's in flight, and what's coming next.

  1. Shipped

    ITBox

    37+ developer tools: JSON / SQL / encoding / regex / QR codes and more.

  2. Shipped

    PDFBox

    14 pure-frontend PDF tools: merge, split, compress, encrypt, OCR, watermark…

  3. Shipped

    ImgBox

    31 pure-frontend image tools: compress, convert, crop, watermark, ID photos, AI background removal, social covers…

  4. In progress

    More small tools

    Polishing the next batch. Got a feature in mind? Tell me.

FAQ

Are these tools really free? Will you charge later?

Everything is free right now, no signup required. If server costs ever get out of hand I might add non-intrusive ads or optional sponsorship, but the line in the sand is: the core features won't get walled off. Nothing you rely on today will suddenly demand payment.

Do my files really stay off the server?

PDFBox and ITBox are pure-frontend tools — nothing gets sent to a server during processing. Open DevTools → Network and see for yourself.

Will there be tools that need a backend? What happens to my data?

Yes — some things (like AI features) genuinely need a server. The promise is simple: borrow the compute, keep the privacy. What you send is discarded after processing, never persisted, never used for training, never profiled, never sold. Tools that hit a backend will say so on the page.

Are the tools open source?

Not yet. The focus is shipping a polished product first; an open-source timeline comes once the core is stable and the docs are in place.

Do they work offline?

Most of the pure-frontend tools do. On your first visit the browser caches the scripts and fonts it needs, so later visits work without a connection (PWA mode).

Why build these?

Each one started as my own itch — finding an online tool is annoying, uploading private files is sketchy, paywalls are everywhere. I ship what I build because chances are someone else hits the same wall.