Small tools that do one job well.
Neatly Studio is an independent studio making free web tools for the small jobs in a week: splitting the rent, sizing a rug, timing a loaf. Open one, get the answer, get on with your day.
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True SizeA ruler and a ring sizer drawn at real size on your phone's screen.
SalonPlan a gallery wall with your own frames: salon, grid or row, every nail measured, and actual-size paper templates to print.
RepeatHow many rolls of wallpaper? Your walls papered drop by drop, the pattern repeat and half-drop counted, and a cut plan for every roll.
UnderfootWhat size rug for your sofa, bed or dining table? Every standard size drawn to scale under your own furniture, with a reason when it doesn't fit.
CoatHow much paint for this room? Litres or gallons turned into the tins to buy, with what is left for touch-ups. New plaster, texture and colour changes in.
EyelineHow high to mount your TV. Your sofa, eyes and screen drawn from the side, with the neck angle in degrees and the right size for your seat.Kitchen and hosting
Timings, swaps and amounts for cooking and feeding a crowd.
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PlatefulA potluck sign-up sheet. Guests claim a plate with just a name, everyone sees what is still missing.
CrumbA sourdough schedule that works around your sleep and your job: say when you want bread, get a clock time for every step.
CarveSay when dinner is on the table. Carve works back to every step of the roast, with oven changes, one-oven clashes and phone alarms.
PanfulRecipe for a 9×13, pan is an 8×8? See both pans to scale, the multiplier, and your ingredients scaled into cups and spoons.
RoundsHow much beer, wine, spirits and ice for your party? Guests and hours in, a shop list in packs out, ticked off at the shop.
AfterglowWill tonight's sunset be colourful where you are? A chance of colour from the clouds, and which way to face.
ClockworkA pace band for your goal time: even, negative split or your hilly course. Print it or keep it on your lock screen.
RingsideAn interval timer you can hear across the room: Tabata, boxing rounds, EMOM or your own moves, with a bell and the next move said out loud.
RackedWhat goes on each side of the bar? Your plates drawn in their real colours, plus warm-up sets that are quick to load.
HuddleRandom or skill-balanced teams from a list of names, with people kept apart when they must be.
FoldA packing list that reads the weather for your dates and sizes everything to your trip.
Gold StarA chore chart your kids fill with gold stars on your phone, or print for the fridge.
LullA baby nap schedule that re-plans as the day goes: tap asleep and awake, and the next nap and bedtime move to match.
TallyA score keeper for card night: Rummy, Hearts, Uno or Golf, chip towers you can read across the table, and it knows who deals next.
KeeperQR codes that never stop working, plus a check for printed codes that go through a redirect.
QuartersSplit the rent fairly by room size and perks, couples included. Every amount adds up to the rent, with the maths shown.
MeridianA time zone meeting planner drawn as a dial: one ring per person, and the hours everyone shares light up.
ShelfWhich pack is cheaper? Type the shelf tags and see the price per kg, litre or sheet, with 3-for-2 and multipacks worked in.
WorthWhat to charge as a freelancer. Your hourly and day rate from the money you want to keep, with every day of your year drawn.
Santa DrawDraw Secret Santa names without anyone's email. Everyone gets a private link.
DibsA wishlist people can call dibs on, so nothing turns up twice and the surprise stays a surprise.
LunetteThe moon on the nights that matter: birthdays, the night you met, every child's birth moon, as a print at 300 dpi.
StacksEvery Neatly Studio directory on one shelf: 14 checked lists, 1,716 links, each book in its own colours and typeface.
Subscribed117 newsletters, podcasts and blogs for product designers and design engineers, each with the date it last published.
Assist120 AI tools for product and UI designers, sorted by the job you need done. Every link checked, free plans noted.
Notch146 small Mac utilities and menu bar apps, each with a checked link. Price and where to get it only when we have seen that on the official page.
ClearedFree design assets with the licence on the label. 120 sources for icons, illustrations, photos, mockups, textures and UI kits; a licence is stamped only when we have read it.
PrimerLearning apps and sites for kids, by age and subject.
Specimen126 open-licence fonts and 24 foundries, each with a checked source and a live type specimen.
StrideA checked start list of running plans, apps, calculators, podcasts, clubs and gear guides.
HeadroomFree-tier limits for developer services, checked on each provider's pricing page.
Instead144 open-source stand-ins for paid software, each mapped to the product it replaces, with a link we checked.
Folio114 public design systems and UI libraries, each with a checked link to its docs.
InsertFigma plugins and widgets worth installing, grouped by the job they do.
Held133 apps and free resources for a baby's first year, from official health pages to shared parent logs. Every link checked; we do not retell medical advice.
Departures112 directories, communities, newsletters and subreddits that take indie product submissions.
Caret120 AI coding tools and agents, each with a checked official link.
Subscribed117 newsletters, podcasts and blogs for product designers and design engineers, each with the date it last published.Assist120 AI tools for product and UI designers, sorted by the job you need done. Every link checked, free plans noted.Notch146 small Mac utilities and menu bar apps, each with a checked link. Price and where to get it only when we have seen that on the official page.ClearedFree design assets with the licence on the label. 120 sources for icons, illustrations, photos, mockups, textures and UI kits; a licence is stamped only when we have read it.PrimerLearning apps and sites for kids, by age and subject.Specimen126 open-licence fonts and 24 foundries, each with a checked source and a live type specimen.StrideA checked start list of running plans, apps, calculators, podcasts, clubs and gear guides.HeadroomFree-tier limits for developer services, checked on each provider's pricing page.Instead144 open-source stand-ins for paid software, each mapped to the product it replaces, with a link we checked.Folio114 public design systems and UI libraries, each with a checked link to its docs.InsertFigma plugins and widgets worth installing, grouped by the job they do.Held133 apps and free resources for a baby's first year, from official health pages to shared parent logs. Every link checked; we do not retell medical advice.Departures112 directories, communities, newsletters and subreddits that take indie product submissions.Caret120 AI coding tools and agents, each with a checked official link.Made small on purpose.
One job each
Every tool answers one question well, instead of ten badly.
Free to use
Open the page and use it. No trial, no paywall on the answer.
No account
Nothing to sign up for. Most tools keep your data in your own browser.
Quick on a phone
Built phone first, light enough to load on a bad signal.