About Utilities Bunker
A free digital toolbox built for people who just want tools that work — your tool data stays in your browser.
What Is This?
Utilities Bunker is a collection of free online tools spanning electronics, web development, math, media processing, finance, automotive, aviation, construction, networking, and more. 1867 tools across 21 categories — every tool runs entirely in your browser, with nothing uploaded and no account required.
The platform exists because most "free online tool" sites bury you in pop-ups, forced sign-ups, and server-side processing that sends your data to places you never agreed to. We keep the model simple: tools are free, your inputs stay on your device, and a single banner ad on each page keeps the lights on.
Core Philosophy
Everything we build follows a simple set of rules. These aren't marketing — they're engineering constraints we hold ourselves to.
How It Works
When you open a tool, the page loads its interface and logic directly into your browser. Most tools — calculations, conversions, image processing, formatters, hashing, encoding, the Code Editor, the File Inspector, the Python and JavaScript Obfuscators — run entirely in JavaScript or WebAssembly on your device. Your inputs never leave your machine.
A few tools are unavoidably networked because the operation itself requires reaching out to other machines on the internet — these are flagged on each tool page:
- Networking category (Ping / Traceroute / Port Check / HTTP Check / DNS) physically requires distributed probes; calls go to globalping.io and check-host.net via your browser
- IP Lookup queries free public geolocation APIs (geojs.io, ipapi.co, ipapi.is, ipinfo.io) directly from your browser, with a same-origin PHP proxy as the last-resort failover
- DNS Lookup uses Cloudflare's 1.1.1.1 DoH endpoint for the direct mode
Some heavy tools download a runtime engine on first use — Pyodide (CPython 3.12 in WebAssembly, ~6 MB) for Python execution and the Python Obfuscator, Monaco (~3 MB) for the Code Editor, sql.js (~700 KB) for SQL, MapLibre GL JS for the map. All cached by your browser after first load and never call back to a server when you use them.
Tool preferences, recently used tools, theme settings, the Code Editor's tabs, and the Workbench pin set are all stored in your browser's localStorage / IndexedDB. Clear your browser data and it's gone. We never read it, because we can't — it never reaches us.
Tech Stack
Utilities Bunker is deliberately simple by design. No heavy frameworks. No build pipelines. No dependencies that break every six months.
Version 3
V3 is a complete rebuild of the platform. Earlier versions were a collection of independent tool pages with no shared structure. V3 introduces a connected tool ecosystem with a metadata system, tool interoperability, structured content standards, a theme and accessibility engine, and a unified design language.
The goal is a platform that scales to thousands of tools without breaking its structure, compromising its performance, or losing its identity.
What's new in v3.2
The latest release added a whole new Networking category, a full Monaco-based Code Editor with run-in-browser for 7 languages, two max-strength Obfuscators (Python + JavaScript), and a complete redesign of the paste-to-router as a drop-target FAB. Highlights:
Full per-release breakdown lives in the Changelog.
Contact
Utilities Bunker is built and maintained independently. If you have feedback, find a bug, or want to suggest a tool, the best way to reach out is through the feedback form on the site or by emailing directly.