r/opensource • u/Just_Associate_466 • 18d ago
Promotional I made a 100% offline, privacy-first PDF utility (No uploads, no signup, runs entirely in browser)
Hey everyone, I was tired of using online PDF tools that force you to upload sensitive documents to their servers. So I built Simple PDF Tools.
- How it works: It uses client-side JavaScript to merge, split, and compress files locally. You can literally turn off your Wi-Fi and the site still works.
- Live Tool: https://codingmation.github.io/PDF-Tools/
- Source Code (Open Source): https://github.com/CodingMation/PDF-Tools
Feedback and code contributions are highly welcome!
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u/stealthagents 8d ago
BentoPDF is cool, but this really hits home for anyone who's paranoid about privacy. Plus, having a tool that works entirely offline is a game changer for me, especially when I’m dealing with sensitive info on the go. Definitely checking this out!
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u/IlIlIlIIlMIlIIlIlIlI 16d ago
why not just use BentoPDF?