I Built Utilify – A Privacy-First Toolbox for Creators and Developers
After months of building, testing, and refining, I've finally launched Utilify.
Website: https://utilify.in
The idea came from a simple frustration.
I kept switching between different websites for everyday tasks—formatting LinkedIn posts, encoding text, generating utilities, and using small developer tools. Many of these sites were cluttered with ads, required sign-ups, or collected unnecessary data.
So I decided to build a single place where these everyday tools could live together.
What is Utilify?
Utilify is a browser-based toolbox that combines productivity and developer utilities into one platform.
One of its standout features is the LinkedIn Post Formatter, which helps create well-formatted LinkedIn posts with bold text, italics, headings, bullet points, and structured layouts before publishing.
The goal is to reduce context switching and make common workflows faster without installing software.
Why I Built It
The focus wasn't on creating another AI product or another single-purpose utility.
Instead, the goal was to build a collection of practical tools that people actually use every day while keeping the experience clean, fast, and privacy-conscious.
Current Focus
Right now, I'm working on:
Expanding the collection of productivity and developer tools
Improving SEO and organic discovery
Adding educational content around each tool
Optimizing performance and usability
Looking for Feedback
I'd really appreciate feedback from the Indie Hackers community.
Which tools would you actually use regularly?
Are there any features missing?
What would make you return instead of using other utility websites?
Every suggestion helps shape the roadmap.
Website: https://utilify.in
Thanks for taking a look!
