I got tired of opening random online tools that either track everything or send my data to some...
A developer released UsefulAtlas — browser tools (JSON formatter, VRAM/PSU/TCO calculators) running 100% client-side with zero tracking. For IT teams evaluating local AI, it provides transparent TCO data to guide infrastructure choices: on-premises models versus cloud inference cost and performance trade-offs.
I got tired of opening random online tools that either track everything or send my data to some server just to format JSON or check if a model fits on my GPU.
So I built UsefulAtlas — a collection of browser-based developer tools and AI hardware calculators that run fully client-side where possible.
What it currently has
Coder Box
JSON formatter/minifier, Base64, UUID generator, hash tools, JWT inspector, text cleaner — all local in the browser.
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