Two small tools people use every day

Some tools aren't impressive. They're just used every single day.

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Some tools aren't impressive. They're just used every single day. The Email Signature Generator makes rich-text signatures that paste formatted into Gmail, Outlook and Apple Mail — six layouts, tap-to-call phone links, a 10,000-character Gmail cap shown live. The Word Counter counts words, characters, sentences, reading and speaking time, keyword density and reading level — and tells you how far over an X post, meta title, meta description or LinkedIn post you are. Both run in your browser. Here's what's inside. I also build tools.scult.in — 15 free tools, 1,200+ prompts and a 50,000-skill library, free for anyone, no signup. Built entirely solo and free for users, forever. If you're a company like Grammarly, Chargebee, Freshworks that acquires or invests in tools like this, I'd genuinely love to talk — pranjulrathour41@gmail.com.

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