Document Hygiene
Inspect and scrub private documents on your own machine.
- Metadata inspection
- Local scrubbing
- Privacy report
Useful browser tools. Your files stay local.
Fourteen small, focused tools for everyday tasks — and every one of them processes your files and text entirely in your browser. Nothing you paste, drop, or upload here is sent to a server, logged, or stored. Each tool explains its own privacy boundary and limits.
Inspect and scrub private documents on your own machine.
Resize images for platform limits without uploading them.
Find shared meeting windows across time zones, DST-aware.
Format, convert, and encode payloads with explicit errors.
Turn text or HTML into deterministic Markdown and JSONL chunks.
Inspect invisible Unicode and review formulaic writing patterns locally.
Convert SRT to VTT and VTT to SRT subtitles without uploading them.
Compute dimensional and chargeable shipping weight locally.
Generate strong, memorable random passphrases entirely in your browser.
Make free printable bingo cards for 75-ball, 90-ball, or word games.
Estimate cubic meters (CBM) for sea freight and LCL shipping, with container-fit checks.
Count days and business days between dates, or add and subtract days with month clamping.
Check WCAG AA/AAA contrast ratios between two colors for text and UI.
Estimate the NMFC freight class from pallet dimensions and weight.
Local Toolworks is a personal side project. The tools run as static pages — each is a self-contained Astro build with no backend. Processing is bounded by your browser tab's memory, so very large files may be slow — each tool documents its own limits and failure behavior.
The site displays no advertising. Google Analytics is optional and loads
only after consent; rejecting it makes no Google request. Files, pasted
text, and generated results are never included in analytics. Use the Cookie settings control to accept, reject, or withdraw your choice.
Each tool is
verified locally: unit tests, type checks, production builds, and
browser smoke checks are recorded under docs/evidence/ in the repository.
Last reviewed: 2026-08-17.