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Free browser-based calculators and utilities — 58 tools for finance, math, dates, text, encoding, and QR codes, with no signup.
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Yaya Tools is a free browser-based suite of 58 single-purpose calculators and utilities for finance, math, dates, text processing, and developer encoding tasks, usable without an account or install.
Yaya Tools (yayatool.com) is a website that hosts 58 free online tools, each on its own page, covering money math, statistics, dates and time zones, text cleanup, and developer encoding. You pick a tool, type values into its form (a pre-tax amount, a JSON document, a cron expression, a course credit list), and get results rendered in the browser as numbers, formatted text, or downloadable output such as a QR code image. Everything runs on the web — there is no desktop app, browser extension, or mobile app listed — and the site opens with a ⌘ K search box plus a Recent list for tools you have visited.
Open the tool list or press ⌘ K to search, then fill in the form fields for that calculator — for example a principal, annual rate, and term for simple interest, or two date ranges for the interval tool. The result appears on the same page, and tools such as the hash generator, subnet calculator, and QR generator produce copyable or downloadable output.
The site presents all 58 tools as free and ready to use, with no account, signup, or paid tier mentioned on the page.
Omni Calculator and Calculator.net both host large free libraries of online calculators, while Yaya Tools mixes those everyday calculators with developer utilities such as JWT decoding, JSON diffing, and crontab parsing.
Yes. The site describes its tools as free and ready to use and lists no paid plans, accounts, or download requirement. Every tool is reached through the website at yayatool.com, either from the tool list or by searching with ⌘ K.
Several tools state that processing happens locally in the browser with nothing uploaded — the JWT decoder, JSON Diff checker, AES encrypt/decrypt, and the Gemini image watermark remover. For tools where the page does not say, the site does not describe a server-side storage step.
It lists 58 tools: payroll and time cards, tips, discounts, sales tax, loans, debt payoff, savings goals, ROI, BMI, BMR/TDEE, GPA and grades, percentages, fractions, ratios, area and volume, concrete, pace, unit conversion, date intervals, timestamps, and time zone planning.
Yes. The developer set includes a JSON formatter and minifier, JSON Diff, JSON to TypeScript, Base64, MD5/SHA-1/SHA-256/SHA-512 hashing, AES encryption, JWT decoding, URL encoding and parsing, a regex tester, crontab next runs, an IPv4 subnet calculator, and a GUID generator.