Small free tools
Single-purpose utilities that do one thing without an account, a subscription, or a server round trip. Every one is MIT licensed with the source in the open.
Run in this browser, nothing to install
- Paste a table, get CSV / TSV / Markdown
Copy a table off any page and paste it here. Merged cells are expanded so every row has the same column count. Nothing is uploaded.
Writing
- Why "unique solution" is not enough for a nonogram puzzle
A worked five-by-five that has exactly one solution and still needs a guess, and the stronger line-solvable check that catches it.
Reference data
- Longevity Intervention Evidence Ledger
Every longevity intervention that has entered a registered human trial, one row each: trial registry number, sample size, evidence level, and result direction. Updated quarterly. Not medical advice.
- The longevity research evidence index
Every checkable claim in the book In My Lifetime?, listed with the level of evidence behind it, from cells in a dish up to a randomised trial, and a link to the source it came from. 113 claims, version 1.0, data cutoff 2026-07-27. Not medical advice.
Chrome extensions
- Table to Excel / CSV / Markdown
Export any HTML table to XLSX, CSV or Markdown. No row cap, merged cells expanded. source · privacy
- PDF Dark Mode
Dark mode for any PDF in Chrome, including PDFs served from the web — not only
file://ones. No server, no telemetry. source · privacy - Smart PDF Rename
Rename PDFs from what is inside them: title, author, year, arXiv ID, DOI, invoice number. Batch, fully local. source · privacy
- Timezone Convert
Highlight “3pm EST” on any page, right-click, read your local time in place. DST and CST/IST ambiguity handled. Works offline. source · privacy
- Jump to Recipe
Instant recipe card from a food blog. Reads the page’s own schema.org data instead of guessing, so it does not break the page. source · privacy
- YouTube Frame Capture
Screenshot YouTube at full playback resolution without the black-frame problem. Alt+S, PNG or JPEG, Shorts supported. source · privacy