Figma Plugin
Your first flagship release gets the most visual weight and acts like the front door into the whole tools ecosystem.
Open conceptFree tools studio
A playful home for free tools, plugins, and tiny web apps people actually want to use.
This first pass leans into the same editorial energy you liked: part product gallery, part maker studio, part launchpad for the next thing you build.
Featured
Lead with a few tools that deserve extra storytelling.
Prompt Cleaner
Tiny free helper tools deserve a place here too, as long as the naming and visuals still feel curated.
Open conceptScreenshot Pad
Bigger tools can preview what they do right on the homepage, then open into their own dedicated app routes.
Open conceptAll tools
A row-based list still works best for long-term scanning.
Rows keep the catalog readable. The trick is to balance them with stronger featured moments above.
Figma Plugin
PluginDesign
A studio-grade Figma utility that anchors the collection.
Live nowOpen
Palette Mixer
UtilityDesign
Blend and test color pairings quickly without opening design software.
Coming soonOpen
Copy Refiner
Web AppAI
Polish rough writing into clearer product copy, bios, and tool descriptions.
Coming soonOpen
Link Pack
UtilityProductivity
Turn messy URLs into clean lists, previews, and grouped resources.
Idea queueOpen
Image Ratio Buddy
Web AppCreators
Resize and crop assets for social, docs, product pages, and plugin covers.
Idea queueOpen
JSON Snap
UtilityDevelopers
Format, inspect, and share JSON with a friendlier presentation layer.
Idea queueOpen
Collections
Group tools by intent so the site grows without feeling messy.
For Figma
Plugins, helpers, and small design-side utilities that make everyday flows faster.
For Creators
Lightweight web apps that solve repetitive publishing, formatting, and visual prep work.
For Developers
Tiny no-login tools that clean data, convert formats, and remove little bits of friction.
Direction
What this homepage is already setting up for you.
This is intentionally structured to support a lot of future tools, dedicated app pages, and tasteful monetization later.
Keep the homepage as the editorial index and let serious tools open into dedicated routes like /tools/name.
Reserve one quiet block for future ads or sponsorships so monetization does not overpower the first experience.
Use a single brand domain for everything and grow into subdomains only when a tool becomes large enough to deserve it.