The tool catalogue - what a run costs, where your results are kept, and what each tool does.
Search the docsWhat a tool run costs
The four ways a tool can be priced, why running the same input twice is free, and what the daily allowance on a free tool actually is.
Finding a tool
The three categories in the catalogue, the difference between a tool's public page and the place it actually runs, and what a "Soon" tool is.
Your run history
Where every report you have generated is kept, how to find the one you want, and how to see what each run cost.
What leaves your browser
Which tools run entirely on your device and send nothing anywhere, which ones call a model, and what is stripped out before they do.
The cover letter generator
A letter from your resume for one posting - the three tones, the two lengths, why it leaves placeholders, and why it names a requirement you do not meet.
The outreach message tool
One message to one named person - the three channels, why LinkedIn notes count to 300 characters, what goes in the background field, and why there is no bulk.
The JD keyword extractor
Paste a posting and see the skills it asks for, split by how hard it asks - free, no account, and no AI involved at any point.
Money and tax tools
Thirteen Indian salary, tax and invoicing calculators - what each does, why the assessment year is printed beside every result, and why none needs an account.
Developer tools
Nineteen everyday utilities that run entirely in your browser - what each one does, and why that makes them safe to paste a real token into.