Free tools for local businesses
Small things we built that each do one job well. No account, no email required, and every tool tells you where your information goes.
- 10 tools and demos
- No sign-up
- 7 never leave your device
Check your website
Check your website
Type in an address and see what any visitor, or any machine, can tell about it.
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Old Site X-Ray
See when your domain was registered, what the Internet Archive kept, and what is running underneath your site.
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ADA Plain-English Scan
Find what on your site shuts people out, explained in plain English, with what to fix first.
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AI Search Check
See what an AI assistant could honestly tell a customer from your homepage, plus one fix you can make this week.
Get more out of AI
For owners and staff who already use an AI tool and want better drafts, or want to know where to start.
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Business Memory Builder
Fill in the blanks about your business and get a one-page profile to paste in before you ask your AI tool for anything.
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AI Readiness Checkup
Answer five practical questions and find out whether you are ready for an AI pilot, need some preparation, or should fix the process first.
Sort out files and photos
For the folders nobody wants to open and the photos people send as proof.
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File Name Fixer
Drop in PDFs or scans and get a clear name and folder for each one. Nothing changes until you approve it.
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Photo File Checkup
See what a photo file says about where it came from, like camera details or a signed Content Credentials record.
See it work
Short walk-throughs of the kind of thing we build, on sample data.
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Find your first step
Pick what's slowing you down and get one practical first step, with a rough count of the time it costs you.
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Missed-call workflow
Try a simple question, then a caller who needs a quote, and watch where the owner stays in charge.
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Contractor agreement workflow
Run sample jobs through the agreement workflow we built for a local contractor and see where the contractor stays in charge.
Where your information goes
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Stays on your device
It runs in your browser. What you put in is not sent to us.
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Reads a public website
It reads the public website you name, the way any visitor would, and keeps the result at a private link.
The details for every form and tool on this site are on How we handle data.
Why are these free?
These are small versions of the kind of thing we build for local businesses. If one of them saves you some time, good. If you'd like one built around your own work, with your files, your systems and a person checking the results, that's the job.