Free utility tools — a collection of handy everyday helpers that run in your browser with no signup. Stay focused with the Pomodoro timer and countdown timer, make quick choices with the coin flip, dice roller, and decision wheel, or jot things down in the built-in notepad. Convert cooking measurements with the cooking converter, translate text to Morse code, or spell names with the NATO phonetic converter. See your public IP address with the IP address finder, check whether a website is down for everyone with the is-it-down checker, or count the days until an event. Turn numbers into words for writing checks, calculate business days between dates, or build a simple habit tracker. Remote workers run the countdown timer for meetings and the hours calculator for timesheets, while students use the date calculator for assignment deadlines. The fake name generator creates placeholder data for testing designs, and the data storage converter translates between MB, GB, and TB when buying devices. Small tools for small jobs — all free, all private, nothing uploaded.
Frequently asked questions
How does the Pomodoro timer work?
The Pomodoro technique splits work into 25-minute focused sessions separated by 5-minute breaks, with a longer break after four sessions. Start the Pomodoro timer, work on one task until it rings, then take your break. It helps maintain concentration without burnout. Customize the session and break lengths to fit your rhythm — some people prefer 50-minute deep-work blocks. The timer runs in the tab with an audible alert.
How do I convert cups to milliliters?
Enter the amount in the cooking converter, pick cups as the source and milliliters as the target. It handles volume, weight, and temperature conversions for recipes. No more guessing when a recipe uses a different measurement system. It covers US, metric, and imperial units, so international recipes convert cleanly. Bookmark it next to your recipe collection for daily cooking. Baking is chemistry — precise measurements genuinely improve results.
How can I check if a website is down?
Enter the site's address in the is-it-down checker — it tests the site and tells you whether it is down for everyone or just you. If it is just you, the problem is usually your connection or DNS, and trying a different network often fixes it. It also shows response time, which hints at whether the site is slow or fully offline. If the site is up for everyone else, clearing your browser cache is a good next step.
What is my public IP address?
Open the IP address finder and it displays your current public IP instantly, with approximate location info. Your IP is visible to every website you visit — this tool just shows you what they see. Nothing is logged or stored. The location shown is approximate, based on your internet provider's routing. Use a VPN if you want sites to see a different location.