Eight small tools for lines of text. Sort them, dedupe them, count them, strip the line breaks, glue them back together. Pick a tool below — everything runs in your browser, nothing leaves the page.
No mega-editor, no nested menus. Each tool does one thing and goes back to plain text. Bookmark whichever one you use.
No upload, no account, no logs on what you paste. The page makes no network requests after first load — check the DevTools Network tab.
100k lines sort in under 200ms on a 2020 MacBook. Bigger outputs get a clear truncation banner — no silent drops, no surprises at copy time.
Eight tools that do one thing each. Sort a list. Strip line breaks. Count, split, join, prefix, suffix. Compare two lists for overlap.
No upload. No account. Your text never leaves your browser — verifiable in DevTools. The whole site is a few kilobytes of JavaScript and some Intl.Collator calls. Bookmark it. Tell a friend. That's all.
Each tool does one thing — sort, strip, count, split, join, prefix, suffix, compare. No nested menus, no mega-editor. Bookmark the one you use and skip the rest.
Free, no ads, no signup, no "pro" tier. It's a weekend side project — eight small tools, that's the whole thing. No paid layer hiding behind any of them.
No. The text never leaves your browser — open DevTools → Network and you'll see the page makes no requests after first load. No analytics on your input, no server-side processing, no logs.
Yes, by design. Everything runs client-side in JavaScript, so confidential text never reaches our server. Extra paranoia? Load the page once, then disconnect the network — the tools still work offline.
Tested to 1,000,000 lines in Chrome. 100k lines sort in under 200ms on a 2020 MacBook. Above ~100 MB output, the browser's clipboard may silently truncate — the truncation banner tells you when this happens and points you to Download instead.
Any modern browser — Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge — desktop or mobile. The tools target ES2015+, which covers anything released from 2016 onward.