Does this upload my files?
Tool processing is browser-first, so files are processed locally for normal tool operations. Report submissions are separate and explicit.
baabaasheep.party is built browser-first and privacy-focused. The goal is simple: keep useful online tools fast, free, and practical while avoiding unnecessary file uploads.
This project focuses on free online tools for PDF, image, text, and developer workflows. It is currently 100% free with no paid tier.
The product direction is browser-first execution with reliable outputs and minimal friction. No intrusive popups and no hidden upgrade traps.
Tool processing is executed in-browser using client-side JavaScript. For text, image, and PDF tools, the actual input payload (including file bytes) is processed locally during normal usage.
The server is not used as a compute backend for tool transformations. What is sent to the server is intentionally limited to analytics events and report submissions.
Bot protection is enabled on login and signup forms using Cloudflare Turnstile.
Analytics counters and report intake are Supabase-backed for durable storage across serverless deployments.
For technical users, you can verify behavior directly in your browser:
The client bundle is public and can be reverse engineered like any web app. Privacy here is about not uploading user content during processing, not about hiding JavaScript logic from inspection.
For account, privacy, or security questions, contact via LinkedIn.
Tool processing is browser-first, so files are processed locally for normal tool operations. Report submissions are separate and explicit.
Yes. Accounts are free and currently unlock unlimited runs plus synced favorites.
No. Signup is username-only. Because no email is collected, password recovery is not available currently.
Typical requests are to `/api/analytics` for aggregate usage and `/api/reports` only when you submit a report. Auth and favorites endpoints are separate and authenticated.
Core in-browser processing can work offline after assets are loaded, but routes and server-backed features (analytics/report/admin) require network/server availability.