Every “free” file converter online = your files sent to some random server.
Jake Manger·1 min read
Every “free” file converter online = your files sent to some random server.
So I made an app. Runs locally on Mac, Windows, Linux. Does 3,985 file conversions.
And it's 15% off for Christmas! 🎅
I built a universal file converter that runs entirely on your device.
Most file conversion sites require uploading your files to their servers. That never sat right with me, especially when converting something sensitive.
I wanted the power of local tools, but wrapped in a simple drag-and-drop app so anyone could use it. That’s no command line, no technical setup.
Every “free” file converter online = your files sent to some random server.
So I made an app. Runs locally on Mac, Windows, Linux. Does 3,985 file conversions.
And it's 15% off for Christmas! 🎅
Every “free” file converter online = your files sent to some random server.
So I made an app. Runs locally on Mac, Windows, Linux. Does 3,985 file conversions.
And it's 15% off for Christmas! 🎅
I built a universal file converter that runs entirely on your device.
Most file conversion sites require uploading your files to their servers. That never sat right with me, especially when converting something sensitive.
I wanted the power of local tools, but wrapped in a simple drag-and-drop app so anyone could use it. That’s no command line, no technical setup.
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I built a universal file converter that runs entirely on your device.
Most file conversion sites require uploading your files to their servers. That never sat right with me, especially when converting something sensitive.
I wanted the power of local tools, but wrapped in a simple drag-and-drop app so anyone could use it. That’s no command line, no technical setup.
