Extracts image links from websites, including hidden and lazy-loaded images. Users can view and collect links directly. The runs locally with no tracking or ads. It uses SwiftUI for efficient performance.
Enables typing and testing directly on iPhone or iPad. Supports syntax highlighting and auto-suggestions for multiple programming languages. Includes quick pop-up for operators and customizable themes for light and dark modes.
Browse the web by swiping through favorite sites or shaking for a random webpage. Open pages instantly without typing or waiting. No tabs, no loading times, no complex browsing features. Simple and lightweight as a standalone browser.
Compresses, extracts, and manages files. It supports RAR, 7z, Zip, and other archive formats. Users can browse the web, play videos in new tabs, use picture-in-picture, and adjust playback speed. Videos can be sent to for processing.
A spectator accesses a website on their device. They select a photograph. The user asks them to name a playing card. The spectator views the image on their device to see a match. The effect uses a borrowed phone and a website.
Write and code and plain with syntax highlighting for multiple languages including Python, Java, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Markdown, and JSON. Manage files and projects across devices with a lightweight interface.
A browser allows users to navigate the web, bookmark pages, and manage history. It supports multiple tabs, downloads files, and enables password saving. Users can customize settings and access built-in tools for privacy and security.
Import Chinese ePub, add romanization and translation,
Convert ePub files in Simplified or Traditional Chinese to include romanization lines (pinyin, Sidney Lau, Yale) and native language lines (English, Spanish). Export as PDF.