No accounts.
If a tool asks you to sign up before you can use it, that's an upsell — not a feature.
Tools
Four small, honest tools for the open web.
Each one started as a script we kept reaching for. We polished them, gave them a home, and shipped them without accounts, ads, or analytics. They are, and will remain, free.
What each one is for.
- 01Open
IndieMarkDown
A sticky note that travels in a URL. — A markdown editor that lives entirely in your browser. Compress your notes into the URL itself — share by sending a link, not a doc.
- 02Open
IndieLinkTrim
Long URL. Short story. — Trim messy, weighed-down links into neat, branded short URLs. Custom aliases, no tracking pixels, no ads.
- 03Open
IndieCSV
The spreadsheet that never leaves your laptop. — View, edit, filter, and export CSV files in the browser. Your data never touches a server — even on a plane, even offline.
- 04Open
Indie ID Revealer
DevTools, in plain sight. — A Chrome extension that overlays every element's ID and selector on the page. One click, copy, paste, ship.
Process
A tool should disappear into your workflow.
Browser-first.
Wherever possible the page itself is the app. Drag, paste, and you're done.
Sharable, not storable.
IndieMarkDown lives in the URL. IndieLinkTrim's slugs are readable. We don't keep a copy.
Free forever.
If a tool can be free, it stays free. We pay the bills with products, not paywalls.
Want a tool we haven't built yet?
We take requests. Tell us what's missing from your browser tabs and we'll see if it's the next thing we ship.