I built QuickTools.one, a suite of privacy-first web tools that run entirely in your browser
Hey makers 👋
I just launched QuickTools.one, a growing collection of lightweight tools for everyday file tasks (like merging PDFs, resizing images, or converting files) that run entirely in your browser.
No uploads. No accounts. No watermarks.
Everything happens locally using WebAssembly and the Canvas API.
I built it out of frustration with “free” tools that secretly upload your files or slap a watermark on the result. I wanted something simple, fast, and truly private.
Right now, the first few tools are live:
Merge PDF - combines files locally, no servers
Resize Image - quick drag-drop scaling
Compress PDF - rebuilds optimized PDFs entirely client-side
It’s powered by Next.js, deployed on Vercel, and styled with a hint of neo-brutalism for that clean but strong visual feel.
I’d love your feedback on:
the UX (does it feel lightweight and intuitive?)
performance (does it run smoothly on your device?)
what tools you’d want to see next
You can check it out here 👉 https://quicktools.one
Thanks for reading — and huge shout-out to Next.js for making it ridiculously easy to ship fast, secure, browser-based apps.


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