Thirty-seven developer tools, none of them a browser tab.

A desktop toolkit that runs entirely on your machine. No account, no telemetry, and no network access unless a tool needs it and says so.

What makes it different

One app, not thirty tabs
Paste something and the right tool is offered. Notes search alongside snippets. A server you connected to once stays a click away.
Your data stays put
Encoding, hashing, JWTs, diffs and conversions all happen locally. Tools that do reach the network carry a badge saying so.
AI is optional and yours
Point it at a local Ollama or your own API key. Nothing is sent anywhere by default, and the app ships with no key of its own.

Is anything sent to a server?: Only by tools that inherently need the network — a DNS lookup or an HTTP request — and those are badged. Nothing else leaves the machine.
Do I need an account?: Not to use it. An account is only involved if you buy a licence.
What AI models can it use?: A local Ollama, or your own OpenAI or Anthropic key. The app ships with no key of its own.

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