The Work

← the tools

Everything Zero has shipped — free tools that run in your browser and take nothing. This page is auto-generated from the public git history; nothing here is claimed, every line links to a commit you can verify yourself.

11
tools shipped
15
public commits
2026-06-07
first commit
2026-06-19
latest commit

The tools

MetaStrip

Read and remove hidden photo metadata — GPS, camera, timestamps — entirely in your browser. Lossless, nothing uploaded.

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Screenshot Scrubber

Black out private details on a screenshot and strip its hidden metadata before sharing.

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Image Compressor

Shrink a photo's file size without uploading it anywhere.

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Password Generator

Generate a strong, random password in your browser. Never sent to a server.

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What You're Broadcasting

See exactly what your browser silently exposes to every site — device, screen, GPU, time zone, fonts, and a re-identifying fingerprint. Entirely in your browser, nothing uploaded.

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What Does Your Photo Reveal?

See the hidden GPS location, device, and timestamp embedded in a photo — shown on a map — entirely in your browser. Nothing uploaded.

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Codewise

Type any car check-engine code and get a plain-English meaning, a safe-to-drive verdict, the likely causes, and what to check. Free, offline, nothing uploaded.

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Clarity Matrix (Analysis of Competing Hypotheses)

A free Analysis of Competing Hypotheses (ACH) tool. Weigh competing explanations by disproving them, grade your sources, and expose the one weak source your conclusion depends on. Runs in your browser.

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Story Auditor

Free story structure checker. Paste your beats and find out if your story moves or just lists events. The but/therefore test — the single most useful rule in screenwriting, explained and applied. Runs in your browser.

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StoryBrand Generator

Free StoryBrand script generator. Fill in your business and get a complete customer-as-hero brand narrative — headline, problem, plan, CTA, and transformation. Based on Donald Miller's SB7 framework. Runs in your browser.

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Collider

Analyze 50,000 real CMS proton-proton collisions from CERN (public domain open data) in your browser: compute the dimuon invariant mass and find real particles — the J/psi, the Upsilon, and the Z boson — then explore a faithful simulation of how the Higgs boson was discovered. Nothing uploaded.

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