TinyTools

9 January 2026 2 minute read Matt Carey

Over time, we have built up a small set of internal utilities that we use regularly as part of day-to-day work. They solve simple problems and remove small bits of friction.

Rather than keep those tools private, we have made them available publicly under a small site called TinyTools.

The tools are deliberately straightforward. Each one does a single job, runs entirely in the browser, and avoids unnecessary options or configuration. Nothing requires an account and nothing is sent elsewhere.

At the moment, TinyTools includes things like a QR code generator, a password generator, and a handful of JSON and YAML formatting and conversion utilities. These are tools we already use internally and expect to keep using.

The site is intentionally quiet. There are no animations, no tracking, and no attempt to push users in any particular direction. It exists to be useful and to stay out of the way.

We will add to it gradually when there is a clear need to do so. If a tool stops being useful, it will not be kept around.

If you happen to find it useful as well, it is available here:

https://tinytools.co.uk