Why I Built This
A thesis on software that works everywhere, for everyone.
I kept noticing a pattern: employees discover great tools, but can't use them at work. Enterprise approval processes exist for good reasons—protecting company data is serious business. But the friction means useful software sits in approval limbo while people muddle through with worse alternatives.
Then I had a thought: what if the approval process had nothing to review?
If there are no servers, no data connections, no vendor database—if everything runs locally in the browser and the user controls where data lives—then trust is inherent. There's nothing external to question.
This app is designed around this principle. It's not just offline-capable; it's offline by design . No network calls. No analytics. No telemetry. The file sits on your computer, does exactly what you expect, and nothing else.
I call this category Automatically Approved Tools —software that enterprises can adopt instantly because it's safe by design, and that users love because it's thoughtfully crafted.
No IT ticket required.