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Free tools.
Right here.

Check a résumé, edit a PDF, make a poster, tune a guitar, scan your skin, audit a GitHub repo. Every one of these runs inside your browser: no account, nothing uploaded, nothing to install.

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23 tools to explore / 23 total

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    Career

    Résumé check

    Two scores in a couple of seconds: how a tracking system reads your résumé, and how much of it reads as model output.

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    Vision

    Skin Scan

    One selfie, eleven readings: acne, redness, dark circles, dark spots, blackheads, uneven tone, texture, lines, shine, bruising and cuts, each marked on your face with practical tips.

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    Documents

    PDF editor

    View, edit text, annotate, sign, organize pages, combine and watermark PDFs. The file never leaves your tab.

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    Design

    Poster Studio

    Templates that re-lay themselves out for every social size, with fonts, palettes, shapes, masks and batch export — all in your browser.

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    Developer

    OdinPulse

    A research terminal for GitHub: growth charts, audience signals, engineering activity and an evidence-led AI research memo.

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    Music & audio

    Guitar tuner

    Play a string, watch the needle. Standard, drop D, open G, DADGAD, half and full step down, 4-string bass, ukulele, or any note chromatically.

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    Music & audio

    Piano & drums

    An 88-key piano you play with the computer keyboard, multi-touch or a MIDI controller, sixteen synthesised instruments, three drum kits with a 16-step sequencer, a metronome and a recorder that exports MIDI and WAV.

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    Music & audio

    Tone generator

    Sine, square, saw and triangle tones from 0 Hz to 20 kHz, sweeps, binaural and isochronic beats, white, pink and brown noise, an OM drone and a meditation bell, with presets and a timer that fades you out.

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    Music & audio

    Mic monitor

    A live level meter, peak hold, dominant frequency with the nearest note, a ten-second loudness envelope and a 20 Hz to 20 kHz spectrum, straight from your microphone.

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    Vision

    Photo Score

    Sharpness, exposure, contrast, framing, noise, vibrancy, saturation and white balance, scored out of ten with a histogram and what to fix.

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    Vision

    Face Match

    Two photos, 68 landmarks each, a face-embedding distance and the proportions that stay put from childhood to adulthood.

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    Play

    Arcade

    Snake, Sudoku, Tetris, Minesweeper, 2048 and a flappy bird. No ads, no account, no download.

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    Résumé

    Free ATS check

    Score your résumé the way an applicant tracking system reads it.

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    Résumé

    Free AI check

    See how much of your writing reads as model output, and what to change.

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    Résumé

    AI résumé enhancer

    Rewrite bullets, tailor to a posting, or generate a whole résumé, using your own AI key.

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    Job search

    Free job search

    One search over remote job feeds and thousands of company ATS boards.

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    Job search

    Tech jobs

    Engineering postings straight from the boards companies actually post on.

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    Interview

    Interview prep

    Predicted questions, model answers and mock rounds built from the job you applied to.

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    Browsing

    Private browser

    A separate browsing session inside the app, with AdGuard DNS on by default.

The fine print, in plain sight

What free means here.

The tools marked runs here do their work inside your browser tab. A résumé, a PDF, a poster, a photo or a microphone signal is read and processed on your own machine; there is no upload, no account and no copy of it anywhere but your device. Where a tool fetches something first, an engine, a model or a font, the page says so, and it fetches only that.

The tools marked inside Vulture open in Vulture, our career workspace. Two of them need no account at all; the rest need a free local profile, which is a name, an email verified once, and a passphrase, with your résumés and applications kept on your own device. All of it is free, and none of it is a trial. A paid plan exists only for hosted extras, never for the parts that make a tool useful.