Small tools we built because a real project needed them, then left open for anyone who runs into the same question next week. Free, no sign-up, no email wall.
Pick any two colours and read the contrast ratio and the WCAG result as you type — before the developer tells you.
See how a typeface reads at real sizes, weights and line lengths, on the background you will actually use.
Drag ten tiles back into a true gradient, and discover your eyes are less reliable than you thought. Most designers get seven.
Generate organic sound textures — ice, paper, water, soft clicks — and take the WAV with you. Free, including commercial use.
Start from one brand colour and get the tints, shades and neutrals that hold it together.
Set columns, gutters and margins, see the grid at real proportions, and export it into your layout tool.
Every one of them started as a question inside a real project — a ratio to check, a palette to build, a grid to set. We made the tool once, properly, and now it costs nothing to use it again. That is more or less how we think about brand systems too.