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I built QuickTiny — 13 free browser tools, looking for honest feedback

Hey all — I built QuickTiny, a small collection of 13 free browser tools (image compressor, JSON formatter, word counter, password generator, and a few others). Everything free runs entirely client-side in the browser — nothing gets uploaded, no signup required for any of it.

There's one paid feature, a Batch Image Compressor, for $4.99 one-time (no subscription) — for people who need to compress a bunch of images at once instead of one at a time.

Right now my goal is just to get the first real users and, honestly, the first sale. No traction to report yet, which is exactly why I'm posting here instead of somewhere hype-driven.

Would genuinely appreciate feedback on:

  1. Which tool is actually useful to you?

  2. What simple tool should I add next?

  3. Does the $4.99 Pro offer make sense, or does it feel off?

https://quicktinyv2.vercel.app/

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    Small update: launched on Product Hunt this week — quiet launch, basically no real traction yet, which is its own lesson. Since then I've been testing a different angle: instead of leading with "13 tools," I built a few landing pages around specific use-cases (compressing product photos before Shopify, images before WordPress, etc.) that all point at the same $4.99 batch compressor. Trying to see if a sharper "here's your exact problem" framing does anything a generic tools page can't. https://quicktinyv2.vercel.app/
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    Quick update on this — QuickTiny is now fully QA'd (found and fixed a real bug where compressing transparent PNGs was silently turning them black — embarrassing but fixed now) and I've got a Product Hunt launch scheduled for September 8. Still zero real users so far — this has genuinely been the quiet-build phase. If anyone has two minutes to poke at it before launch, I'd take brutal feedback over polite feedback any day: https://quicktinyv2.vercel.app/