Seventeen small tools.
No sign-up, no catch.
The odd jobs that come up when you are running a business — a favicon, an invoice, a QR code for the table, the sum you always redo on the back of an envelope. All free, all in your browser, and none of them asking for an email address first.
Why these are free, since you were wondering
Because they are advertising, and we would rather advertise by being useful than by following you around the internet. You will use one, it will do the job, and some small number of people will remember the name later — when the thing they need is bigger than a browser tab.
That is the whole arrangement. There is no email wall at the download step, nothing that stops working after three uses, and no free plan that turns into a bill. If you make one invoice here and never come back, the arrangement worked exactly as intended.
The product these come from is Piggles: fifteen apps for running a small business — your website, your customers, your stock, your money — for $49 a month with everything included. These seventeen are the corners of it that fit in a page.
The tools are free. The business software is $49.
$49 a month · free for 14 days · no card needed
