Software Developer & Digital Creator
From browser extensions to AI tools to SaaS platforms. I build software that solves problems and simplifies everyday life.
Browser Extensions, SaaS & Online Tools
A growing collection of digital projects: extensions, SaaS platforms and free tools.
38 of 38 projects
Launch Timeline
A chronological overview of published Tommsel projects.
31 projects since 2025
- Jun 2026
SiteTraceKit
LiveWebsite audits and public trust signals, clearly explained
- May 2026
TimerMood
LiveInternational timer hub for focus and daily routines
- May 2026
Gridomus
LiveClient side energy and scenario calculators
- May 2026
SitePreviewKit
LiveSafe browser preview for local website packages
- May 2026
ScanBeforeOpen
LiveCheck links and QR destinations before opening them
- May 2026
SafeCodeScan
LiveQR and barcode scanner, generator and print studio in the browser
- Apr 2026
Piktokoli
LiveInteractive Ranking & Voting Tools
- Apr 2026
Summatio
LiveFinance & Real Estate Calculators
- Apr 2026
Formidex
LiveFree image tools, 100% in the browser
- Mar 2026
OfficeToAI
LiveOffice ↔ Markdown Converter
- Mar 2026
BrowserCut
LiveFree video editor in the browser
- Mar 2026
CadFaber
LiveBrowser based 3D CAD tool
- Mar 2026
ClipToss
LiveCross platform exchange of texts and files
- Feb 2026
LinkSentry
Live14-layer protection against malicious links
- Feb 2026
BayScope
LiveeBay real time analytics for sellers
- Feb 2026
MetaDataGone
LiveSecurely remove metadata from files
- Jan 2026
AiDetego
LiveFree tool for AI text detection
- Jan 2026
ClicksLeft
LiveCreate links with limited clicks
- Jan 2026
FixCosts
LiveFixed cost tracker & subscription overview
- Jan 2026
CompanysControll
LiveBusiness management for SMEs
- Dec 2025
PrimeMacros
LiveKeyboard shortcuts reference
- Dec 2025
LifetimeGraph
LiveVisualize your lifetime
- Dec 2025
FreePicTools
LiveFree image editing tools
- Dec 2025
FreeAppKit
LiveFree mini tools for developers
- Dec 2025
UnicodeKeys
LiveUnicode character reference
- Nov 2025
CalculatorTray
LiveFree online calculator collection
- Nov 2025
NetScopeKit
LiveFree network tools
- Nov 2025
ChronoExact
LiveTime and date tools
- Oct 2025
FreeXMLConvert
LiveFree XML converter
- Oct 2025
HTMLtoPDFonline
LiveHTML to PDF converter
- Oct 2025
AnyConvertor
LiveUniversal file converter
About me
Anonymity and security are the cornerstones of a free internet. I build tools that defend these rights.
I am Tom, software developer from Germany. I believe that every person has the right to free, uncensored communication. That privacy is not a luxury but a fundamental right. That you should not have to choose between useful software and protecting your own data.
The internet was conceived as an open, free space. A place where people can exchange ideas, learn and connect. Today this space is threatened: By mass surveillance, data collectors, phishing and censorship. My work is a small contribution against this.
I build tools that protect people instead of exploiting them. Tools that solve problems without creating new ones. Software that belongs to you, not to a corporation. Most of it runs completely in the browser: No servers that can be hacked. No databases that can be leaked. No accounts that can be hijacked.
Anonymity as a Fundamental Right
Every person has the right to remain anonymous on the internet. LinkSentry blocks IP loggers, MetaDataGone removes digital fingerprints, all tools work without accounts or tracking.
Security Against Surveillance
Privacy should be the default, not a premium feature. Most of my tools run locally in the browser. Where a database is necessary, it is communicated transparently and the data is stored encrypted with established infrastructure providers like Vercel and Supabase, European regions where available.
Free Communication
The internet thrives on free exchange. Everyone should be able to inform themselves and speak up uncensored. My tools help: browser protection against fraud, data converters for full control, tools that work independently of big platforms.
Transparency Through Open Source
If software is meant to protect your privacy, you need to be able to trust it. That's why I rely on open source technologies. What runs in the background is traceable, not secret.
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