Small tools that take one annoying job off your desk
Every tool here removes a single recurring job that people currently do by hand — comparing two files, formatting a report, working out what to charge, getting artwork ready for print. One job each, done properly, with no account to create and nothing to learn.
Working with spreadsheets
For work that arrives as a CSV or an Excel export every week.
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Compare two spreadsheets
Row-by-row differences between two versions of a file: what changed, what was added, what disappeared. Built for payroll runs, supplier price lists and reconciling two systems against each other.
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Check a file before you send it
Set the rules your file has to meet - required columns, unique IDs, sensible dates and amounts - and get a report naming the exact rows that break them.
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Format an export into a report
Paste rows, pick a column to group by, download a formatted spreadsheet with per-group totals, divider rows and repeated headers - instead of doing it by hand every time.
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Pricing and job costing
For working out what to charge, and whether the job was worth doing.
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Quote and job margin calculator
Enter materials, labour hours, travel and overheads against your own rates, and get a price that hits the margin you actually want. Run it backwards on a finished job to see what you really made.
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Documents and artwork
Getting something out the door looking the way it should.
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Bleed, trim and crop marks for print
Set trim size, bleed, safe area and crop marks, then generate a correctly sized PDF the printer will accept.
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Email signature builder
Pick a template, fill in your details, and copy a polished HTML signature straight into Gmail, Outlook or Apple Mail.
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Nothing you open in these tools is uploaded. Every one of them does its work in your browser, so your file stays on your computer. That is a property of how they are built, not a policy — there is no server to send it to.
What gets built here
There is no theme beyond the obvious one: somebody is doing a fiddly job by hand, often enough that it grates, and it can be done properly in a browser instead. Spreadsheets happen to be where a lot of those jobs live, but the subject is whatever the job turns out to be. If you spend an afternoon every month on something that feels like it should take a minute, tell us what it is.