Frequently asked questions

Yes. Every tool is free to use. There is no paid tier, no queue to buy your way out of, and no upload quota.

No: open a tool, use it, close the tab. That includes the transcriber, which reads audio and video on the box for anyone. A signed-in account only adds the extras, the AI helper that tidies a transcript and saved keyword lists, and those accounts are made by the site owner.

No. Your file is deleted once you have it back, and within the hour either way. There is no copy, no backup, and nothing to sell.

It is tuned for Bengali, Hindi and English, and can auto-detect the language. Output is available as SRT, VTT or plain text.

The browser extension fetches only public media over your own connection. You are responsible for having the right to download and use what you fetch.

Mostly ffmpeg and a handful of open tools that have done this work for years, with the flags already worked out. Each tool says what it uses.

Text and code files, txt, md, json, xml, yaml, toml, html, csv, and more, edit and save right on the phone. Word, Excel, and PowerPoint go through the server: view as PDF, convert, or edit, with LibreOffice doing the conversion. Excel and CSV edit in a grid, Word edits the text, PowerPoint is view and convert only. The layout is re-rendered by the converter, not kept pixel for pixel.

It opens zip, 7z, tar, tar.gz, gz, and rar. Pick specific files and extract only those to a folder you choose, or repack a selection into a new zip, 7z, or tar. A rar cannot be recreated, so it repacks to one of the other formats.

Yes: open an APK in the app to read its name, version, permissions, and contents, and to pull individual files out of it.

Image, PDF, text, and audio work runs on the phone, so those files never leave the device. Office conversion and heavy convert send the file to the server for the job, then it is deleted the moment the result is ready, the same as every other tool.