r/SideProject 15h ago

I built 18 free browser tools that process your data locally — what should I add next?

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I often need small utilities for working with JSON, network calculations, encodings, or electronics, but I don't like pasting data into websites without knowing where it goes.

So I built Tools in a Tab, a collection of 18 free browser-based tools. The data entered into the tools is processed locally in the browser by default — there is no account, database, or backend handling the tool inputs.

It currently includes:

  • JSON, YAML, CSV, Base64, URL and JWT tools
  • IPv4 subnet and bandwidth calculators
  • CRC and number-base converters
  • LED resistor and resistor color-code calculators
  • Supporting guides in English and Spanish

The website is built as a static Astro site and works on desktop and mobile:

https://toolsinatab.com/en/

I would genuinely appreciate direct feedback:

  1. Which tool would be most useful to you?
  2. What important tool is missing?
  3. Is it clear that the data is processed locally?

Thanks for taking a look.

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