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ToolHa is a website of free online tools for small everyday jobs. You open a tool, use it, and get the result without making an account. The current set covers unit conversion (kilometers to miles, kilograms to pounds, Celsius to Fahrenheit), an age calculator and a price-per-unit calculator for...
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ToolHa's answer:
Every tool comes with a full step-by-step guide on the same page, with screenshots and worked examples, so you can see how to use it and what the result means. The converters and calculators show the formula behind the answer instead of only a number.
ToolHa's answer:
The tools are free and work without an account. Each page focuses on one job and explains it clearly, and the pages are light enough to work well on phones and slow connections, with a dark mode.
ToolHa's answer:
People with a small job to finish quickly: students, writers and bloggers, SEO and marketing people, web designers who need table code, and anyone converting units or photos.
ToolHa's answer:
ToolHa is run by a small independent team that has worked on the web since 2010, first in SEO and then in web design and development. We kept seeing simple online tools hidden behind sign-ups or giving answers without explaining them, so we started building free tools that show their working, each with a proper guide.
ToolHa's answer:
WordPress with our own theme and plugin, PHP on the server, and plain JavaScript and CSS for the tools. Most tools run in the visitor's browser; a few, such as the Link Preview Checker, use our server to read a web page.
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