About
Why this library exists, what counts as a tool here, and who makes it.
Last updated: 2 October 2026
Why
I make things with a CO2 laser and a couple of printers, and I kept building small generators for each job: a planter sized to one cabinet, a puzzle around one logo. Each one was useful to someone else, and each one lived in a chat link that would not last. This is the shelf they go on instead.
What a tool is here
One HTML file. No build step, no server, no account. It runs in your browser and exports real files, and the zip you download is the same file the site runs, without the site's links bar on top, so it keeps working with no connection. A tool is listed only if it needs no AI call to work.
Licenses
Site code MIT, site copy CC-BY-4.0. Each tool carries its own license. A tool's license, MIT or CC-BY-4.0, is shown on its page and inside its zip. Libraries inlined into a tool keep their own notices.
Your data
Tools run under a policy that blocks every network request, so nothing you type into one leaves your browser, and no tool carries tracking code. The site itself keeps no account and sees page views only as totals; it counts presses of each tool's Open and Download buttons, per day, without storing anything in your browser, and keeps the problem reports you choose to send from a tool's page for 90 days; the data page is the receipt for where everything lives, and the privacy page says what may change and how you will know.
What's next
More tools, open submissions, a bigger library view, and optional accounts. The roadmap says what each one is and what it is waiting on.
Who
BluffWorks LLC ("we") publishes this site. The tools so far are by AllenBW (opens in a new tab).