Web Apps

Privacy-first web apps and everyday utilities

Encrypted file sharing, RSS discovery, news aggregation, IP tools, and time utilities, all built without tracking. Many are free, and none ask for an account.

Privacy-first web apps, built in the open

Our web apps solve common problems, sharing sensitive files, keeping up with the news, discovering RSS feeds, or checking your IP details, without asking for an email address, loading a single tracking pixel, or writing a row to an analytics database. Every tool here is built and maintained from our studio in Poole, Dorset: we write the code, we pay for the hosting, and we take the support tickets ourselves. That independence is the whole reason these apps can stay small, fast, and genuinely private.

New, free, MIT licensed

Canvas Code Generator

A free, browser-based generator for 12 professional animated HTML5 canvas effects, fireworks, particle networks, matrix rain, animated gradients, snow, neon trails, and more. Tweak every parameter in real time, then export production-ready code in five formats: standalone HTML, plain JS, React component, embed snippet, or PNG snapshot. No signup, no watermark, no tracking, use the exported code anywhere under the MIT licence.

  • 12 effects, 10–24 working controls each
  • Real-time tweaking, no reload, no compile
  • 5 export formats for any stack
  • Aspect-ratio preview before exporting
  • Light and dark editor themes
  • ~200 KB total weight, no framework
Open Canvas Code

How our web apps stay private

Every tool is engineered around the same three rules: no accounts, no third-party analytics, and client-side processing wherever possible. None of our web apps need you to register, hand over an email, or verify a phone number, which cuts off the most common source of leaked personal data before it exists. We don't load Google Analytics, Facebook Pixel, Hotjar, or any other visitor-tracking service; the only logs we keep are the plain server access logs needed to keep the sites online. InfoBin uses zero-knowledge encryption so your files are encrypted in your browser before they ever touch our server, and RSS Kit and RSS Ninja process feeds locally, so "trust us" isn't something we have to ask for, because we couldn't misuse the data if we wanted to.

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Explore our collection of privacy-first browser add-ons.

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