Local AI tool that lets you chat with your own documents and files offline. Open-source with strong privacy focus. Keeps everything on your device with no data sent to the cloud.
Privacy-friendly grammar and spell checker. Open-source alternative to Grammarly with no data tracking.
Curated collection of tools for researching information online. Useful for awareness and verifying information privately.
Excellent free guide from the Electronic Frontier Foundation on protecting yourself from surveillance. Clear and practical.
Helps you find and explore open-source projects. Useful for discovering privacy-respecting alternatives to common software. Clean web interface with minimal data collection.
Creates realistic fake personal details for filling out forms and testing sign-ups. Helps avoid sharing real information unnecessarily. Web-based with no data storage.
Hides secret messages inside normal-looking text using invisible characters. Useful for discreet communication. Open-source with password protection; works in browser or via command line.
Provides a large, organised list of free public TV channels you can play in VLC or similar players. Simple way to access diverse content without subscriptions. Open-source and free to use.
Lets you stream movies and shows from various sources in one clean interface. Open-source and user-controlled with minimal tracking. Works across devices and supports ad-free viewing.
Lets you stream your own movies, TV shows, and music from a personal server. Fully open-source with no tracking or data leaving your network. Works across devices and great for private home media.
Suggests privacy-friendly alternatives to popular apps and services. Helpful when switching from tracking-heavy tools to more private options. Web-based with light tracking.
Summarises and grades the privacy policies of popular services in plain language. Makes it easier to understand what you’re agreeing to. Community-driven and open-source.
