Luca Palonca

Free tools

No signup, no account, nothing to install. Everything runs in your browser — none of what you type or select is transmitted anywhere.

What is recorded is anonymous, aggregate usage: which tool ran, and which multiple-choice options get picked. That’s it — no free-text input is collected because there are no free-text fields, and nothing identifies you. I use it to work out which failure modes are actually common, which is genuinely useful and which nobody has published.

If one of these keeps being useful, that’s usually a sign it’s worth a proper look at your system.