the toolbox
/utils
Small, single-purpose tools that run on this platform and are open to anyone — no account, no sign-up, nothing to install. Each one does one thing the free web already does badly.
QR Toolkit
qr.itzgee.com
replaces the free generator that tracks every scan
Make a QR code for a link, a wifi network, a contact card, an email or a phone number. Every free generator online quietly routes your codes through their own domain so they can count the scans; this one draws the symbol in your browser and never sends a byte anywhere. Signed-in users also get repointable short links.
- 8 content types
- client-side encoding
- dynamic short links
IP Telemetry
ip.itzgee.com
replaces whatismyip.com and its wall of ads
Your public address, who your traffic appears to belong to, and whether anything is masking it. Detects commercial VPNs, proxies and Tor, runs a live WebRTC leak scan, and checks whether your DNS is actually being filtered — all in the browser, nothing logged.
- vpn & proxy detection
- webrtc leak scan
- dns filter check
World Clock
time.itzgee.com
replaces time.is · a browser tab full of converters
Your local time and date up front, then any city you care about beside it. Search the full IANA timezone database, pin the zones you actually use, and copy machine formats — ISO 8601, RFC 2822, unix epoch — straight out of the page.
- live world clock
- timezone search
- machine formats
why these exist
The free tool is rarely free.
Every one of these has a dozen ad-funded equivalents a search away. Those equivalents pay for themselves with trackers, fingerprinting scripts and data sold onward — you get the answer, they get you. These run on hardware that already exists for the platform, so there is nothing to recoup and nothing to sell.
no account
Public by design. Nothing behind these asks who you are.
client-side
The work happens in your browser. There is no query log to leak.
no ads
Nothing here is funded by watching the people who use it.