Analyzer
FreeEnter a public URL and read what a browser, a search engine and an AI agent actually receive: performance, accessibility, security, on-page SEO, privacy, agent readiness and the stack behind it.
Free tools
Tools we built, given away
Instruments we use on our own client work, made public and free to use. No account, no trial, no upsell in the results.
Browser Assistant
FreeA local-first Chrome extension for tabs, tasks, notes, workspaces and wishlists. Your data stays in a file on your computer — no account, no cloud sync.
Why a studio publishes its own instruments
Building software well means measuring it constantly — and living in the tools we ship. Over the years we assembled our own checks for speed, accessibility, security and how a page reads to a machine, and we built a Chrome extension when tab managers all wanted a cloud account we did not.
Publishing them costs us very little and is the most honest sales pitch we know: use the instrument, see how we think, and decide for yourself whether you want us building the thing it measures.
More tools are on the way
We publish an instrument whenever one proves itself on client work. If there is something you keep wishing existed, tell us — that is usually how these start.