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Processing philosophy

Local first. Server when necessary. Account only when necessary.

Most everyday tasks — merging a PDF, compressing an image, formatting JSON — run entirely in your browser. Files never leave your device. When an operation genuinely needs server processing, the interface tells you so before you start, in plain words.

  • Every tool declares its processing mode: local, server or hybrid.
  • The badge is shown inside the tool, not buried in a policy page.
  • No claims of certifications or retention guarantees that have not been built and audited.
Job #4821 · Compress PDF
3 processing
12 files · 384 MB7 complete · 3 processing · 2 queued
Bulk processing

Process many files at once

A lightweight job dashboard for the days when you have two hundred scans, not one. Track every file, retry failures individually and download the lot as a ZIP. Bulk needs a free account so we can protect shared resources and give you reliable job tracking.

Developers Developer preview

Every OmniKitly tool, programmable.

The same tool definitions that power this site will power a REST API: submit a job, get a signed upload URL, receive a webhook when it is done. Async by design, with bulk and workflow support built in from the first version.

POST /v1/jobs
// Developer preview — API not yet live
POST /v1/jobs
Authorization: Bearer ok_live_••••••••

{
  "tool": "compress-pdf",
  "input": { "upload_id": "up_8f2a…" },
  "settings": { "mode": "target", "target_kb": 500 },
  "webhook": "https://example.com/hooks/omnikitly"
}

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A utility platform should feel like a well-organised toolbox, not a marketing funnel.

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