The Toobits Team
Engineering & Editorial
Toobits is built, tested, and maintained by a small independent engineering team. Every tool is written in TypeScript, runs entirely in the browser, and is reviewed against its source formulas before publication.
Toobits started as a weekend project to replace the dozen bookmarks that most people keep for everyday conversions, calculations, and quick text tasks. It is now a single independent site with 77 tools, all free, all client-side, and all privacy-preserving.
The team writes every tool from scratch in TypeScript with React and Next.js. No tool uses a server-side API, no tool sends your input anywhere, and every computation — whether it is a BMI formula, a regex match, or an image compression — happens entirely in your browser tab. This is both a privacy choice and an engineering one: client-side tools load faster and keep working when you close the tab.
Content for each tool (how-to-use, FAQs, reference tables, related resources) is reviewed against primary sources before publication. For calculators that touch health, finance, or legal topics we cite the formula's origin (WHO, IRS, IEC, etc.) directly in the tool page so you can verify the math. When we are uncertain about an edge case, we say so in the FAQ rather than guess.
We are not a VC-backed content farm. If you spot a mistake or want a tool added, the fastest path is the contact page — every message reaches someone who can fix it.
Areas of expertise
- software engineering
- web tools
- privacy-first design
- TypeScript
- client-side computation