Hey there! 👋

Man, I just got fed up with saving random links for tiny things like turning JSON into CSV or whipping up a UUID. Most of those sites? Slow as molasses, plastered with garbage ads, or just flat-out busted. So, I figured, screw it—I’ll make my own tools.

I’m a full-stack dev from Pakistan, mostly wrangling JavaScript and whatever new framework everyone’s hyped about this week. Sure, I picked up a CS degree from University of Swabi, but if I’m being real, most of my skills? Came from trial, error, and breaking stuff until it finally worked. Lately, I’m geeking out over AI tools and anything that makes code less of a slog.

JustInBrowser was literally a “let’s see if I can do this before Monday” kind of deal. Needed a quick base64 encoder, couldn’t find one that didn’t suck, so I built my own. Next thing—needed a password generator. Then a color picker. You see where this is going.

Alright, here’s the deal: I just want stuff that actually works right away, doesn’t spy on you, and yeah costs absolutely nothing. That’s pretty much the whole wishlist. No wild dreams about “disrupting” anything or saving humanity. Just give me gear that does what it says on the tin.

All this runs in your browser ’cause, honestly, who wants to mess around with servers? Not me. Plus, nobody’s got time to wait around for some distant server to wake up and send your info back. Your data? It stays right where it belongs—on your machine. Privacy’s not an “extra.” It’s just basic decency.

Whenever I need a new tool (or someone asks nicely and doesn’t bug me), I’ll whip one up. I mess with it until it stops breaking, then boom—it’s out there. That’s the whole process. Nothing fancy.