About
Small tools for specific jobs.
Use It’s Fully Online to clean text, check data and try browser utilities without setting up an account. Developers and AI agents can also use documented server calls or available client modules. A Yunus Emre Vurgun project.
A small task should have a clear starting point: the input, what happens when you run it and a result you can inspect. The directory groups tools by task and labels each form’s default browser or server execution.
Yunus Emre Vurgun creates and maintains this project. The public manifest and module source, where available, let you inspect an integration before using it. Test with sample data and verify outputs for your own use case.
Core principles
Visible execution modes
Browser forms and server forms are labelled. A server call sends your input to the site; network lookups and device APIs can require a connection or permission.
Inspect before integrating
Available client modules are linked from the manifest. Check their source and input requirements rather than assuming every tool has the same runtime.
Usable by people and agents
Try the web form first, then use its documented API or module. /api/manifest.json provides the tool catalogue and available integration details.
Clear limits
Browser support, memory, file formats and server limits vary. Tools help you inspect or transform input; they do not guarantee a correct decision.
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Privacy Policy — tool processing, request metadata and optional subscriptions.
Terms of Service — rules for using the platform fairly.
Cookie Policy — cookies, browser storage and external services.
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