All tools, A to Z
Every tool on the site in one list, and the guides that go with them.
Guides and explainers
Pages about what a term means or how a job is done, rather than tools you fill in. Each one sits alongside the tool it belongs to.
Risk assessments, method statements, SWMS and job hazard analyses, for the UK, US, Australia and Canada. Finished documents, no empty boxes left for you.
All 46 ›Steel, timber, concrete, brickwork, boards, groundworks and roofs. Section data, indicative sizing, quantities and the reference tables you normally go hunting for.
All 35 ›See what it would look like before you commit, then work out what it takes. Upload a photo of your own wall, drive or house and try things on it.
All 32 ›Invoices, quotes, receipts and the rest of the paperwork, generated properly. No account, no watermark, and Download is the only button.
All 20 ›Wages, mortgages, tax and the everyday sums. What you actually take home, what it actually costs, and what you actually owe.
All 39 ›Rotas, rosters and schedules, holiday and PTO, timesheets and staff paperwork. The admin that eats a Sunday evening, done in ten minutes.
All 46 ›Starting up, getting found and keeping the admin straight. Everything downloadable, nothing paywalled at the last step.
All 50 ›Merge, split, crop, sign, number and compress. Everything runs in your browser, so the contract you open here never reaches a server.
All 27 ›Convert, resize, compress, crop and adjust. All of it on your own machine, with no upload, no account and no watermark on anything.
All 24 ›Word counts, case, days between dates, working days and ages. The ten-second look-ups, with no account and nothing stored.
All 20 ›Secret Santa, draws, brackets, sweepstakes, printables and party quantities. The bit that is just for fun, done properly.
All 27 ›Practice tests for the cards and licences that decide whether you can work. Every answer cites the guidance it came from, not a forum.
Every tool on the site in one list, and the guides that go with them.
Pages about what a term means or how a job is done, rather than tools you fill in. Each one sits alongside the tool it belongs to.