A small toolbox, quietly made.
A small, fast, private toolbox for text. Everything runs in your browser — no signup, no upload, no account.
Fast, free, private.
Most online text tools treat your writing as a product. They upload your drafts to a server, wrap them in cookies, and send the result back with a side order of behavioural ads. We don’t.
WordInstant is the simplest possible version of each tool: a single HTML page, a few kilobytes of JavaScript, and no server round-trip. When you paste text into a box, the computation happens on your device. Disconnect from the internet and the tools still work.
We make money from two things only: a small, clearly labelled ad at the bottom of each page, and the occasional sponsor we actually use. No tracking of what you type. No account. No newsletter pop-up.
Everything runs locally.
Each tool is a React component that ships as static HTML with a small bundle of JavaScript. When you open a tool, the browser downloads that bundle once, caches it, and runs it on your device.
Word counts, hashes, case conversions, Base64 encoding, regex tests — all of it is pure JavaScript. There is no API. There is no database. The text you paste never leaves the browser tab you pasted it into.
If you view source on any tool page, you can read the code that powers it. If you fork the project, the tools will work offline in your own deployment.
People, fonts, colours.
Editor-in-chief — Ada Merrick.
Design — Jonah Reyes.
Systems & SEO — Priya Ostrow.
Set in Newsreader for display, Mulish for body, and JetBrains Mono for code. The accent colour is terracotta (#C24A2A); the paper is #F6F1E8.
Built with Next.js 15, Tailwind CSS, and a lot of care for the little moments — the loading animation, the tiny caret blink, the wait before the numbers settle. We hope you notice.
Ready to try it?
Start with the Word Counter, then explore the other 24 tools.