GOOD TOOLS. ZERO BAGGAGE.
Small tools.
Big headspace.
A few useful things for your digital day.
Open a tab, get it done, get back to life.
Getting your apps…
Connecting to Daily Forge.
A little know-how.
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Useful tools, with guidance to match
A small collection of browser apps for comparing JSON, recording your screen, making images lighter and taking a game break. Pick a tool, do your thing, and keep your files on your own device.
How to get started
- Choose a ready app from the library. It opens in a new browser tab.
- Use the app's own controls to work with your inputs and download results when needed.
- Follow the app's Guides link to read related articles, with that app already selected in the blog filter.
Questions about ForgeHub
What is ForgeHub?
ForgeHub is a library of small browser apps and practical guides. It brings the collection together in one place so you can find a useful tool and open it directly.
Do I need an account to use ForgeHub?
No. You can browse the library, open the listed apps and read Field notes without creating an account or signing in.
Is ForgeHub free to use?
The apps and guides currently listed on ForgeHub are free to use. There is no subscription or purchase required to browse the collection.
How do I find something in the library?
Use the search field to find an app by name or description, or choose a category to narrow the list. Open app launches a ready tool in a separate browser tab.
What are Field notes?
Field notes are practical guides about the ForgeHub collection. Browse all articles or use the app filter to find guides related to a particular tool.
Does ForgeHub collect the files I use in its apps?
ForgeHub is designed around tools that process user content in the browser, without content uploads or accounts. Each app explains its own permissions, limits and download behavior. The Privacy page describes the site and hosting boundaries.
Do I need to keep the library page open?
No. Apps open independently in their own tabs. Closing the ForgeHub library page does not close an app you have already opened.
Where can I learn more about ForgeHub?
The About page explains the collection and its guides. The Privacy and Terms pages describe site-level data handling and usage conditions.