Small tools here. Bigger tools there. Know-how everywhere.

What ToolsKit is

ToolsKit has three jobs. First, it runs small, genuinely useful utilities — JSON formatting, base64, UUIDs, contrast checks — entirely in your browser, with no account and no upload. Second, it maps the much bigger ecosystem of AI, productivity and no-code tools as a directory: a small number of entries are written up in depth by an editor, and the rest come from an industry index we track but have not tested. Third, it packages both into workflows that walk you through a whole task step by step.

Why we exist

The web is full of tool lists assembled in an afternoon and never updated: broken links, invented prices, and "free" tools that quietly upload your files to a server you never chose. ToolsKit is our attempt at the opposite — we label what we have actually reviewed versus what we merely index, and we are explicit about pricing, free tiers, data handling and reachability.

Who is behind it

A small team of developers and writers who keep hitting the same problems: where is a tool that does X without stealing my data? What is the fair comparison for Y? We build the small tools we wish existed, and we write down the answers to the questions we keep asking.

How to reach us

Found a broken link, a changed price, or a tool we should look at? See our submission guide, or email us and we will take a look. We read everything.