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IT-Tools is an open-source collection of developer utilities that you can self-host or use at it-tools.tech. It covers encoding, hashing, formatting, network tools, and more.
EaziApps offers 66+ developer tools alongside image, video, PDF, and calculator tools - all browser-based with no self-hosting required. Both run client-side with no data leaving your device.
Feature Comparison
| Feature | EaziApps | IT-Tools |
|---|---|---|
| Total tools | 135+ (all categories) | ~80 (dev-focused) |
| Developer tools | 66+ | ~80 |
| Image/Video/PDF tools | 26+ | None |
| Self-hostable | No (hosted only) | Yes (Docker/npm) |
| Open source | No | Yes (MIT) |
| Multilingual UI | 14 languages | English only |
| Mobile responsive | Yes | Yes |
| Search / Command palette | Yes (Cmd+K) | Yes |
| Processing | Client-side | Client-side |
| Offline use | No | Yes (self-hosted) |
When to Use EaziApps
- You want developer + creative tools in one place (JSON formatter + image compressor + PDF merger)
- You need tools in your language (14 languages supported)
- You prefer a hosted solution with no setup
- You need SEO, CSS generator, or calculator tools alongside dev utilities
When to Use IT-Tools
- You want to self-host for your team or company
- You need an open-source solution you can audit and contribute to
- You prefer a dev-only tool collection without other categories
- You need offline access on an air-gapped network
Verdict
Both are excellent client-side tool collections. IT-Tools wins if you need self-hosting or open-source. EaziApps wins on breadth - it covers image, video, PDF, and calculator tools that IT-Tools doesn't touch, plus multilingual support. For developers who also need creative tools, EaziApps is the all-in-one choice.