TheTextKit
Privacy-first utilities for text, code and math work
Runs word counting, JSON formatting, case conversion, loan and percentage calculations in the browser for writers, students and developers, with nothing uploaded.
Built by Adil Ben · Writing · Free
In category: #12 of 12 · WritingWeekly rank: #12
TheTextKit is a Community listing on Launch Llama with 1 upvote from 1 founder, +1 in the week of Oct 27–Nov 2, 2026, founded by Adil Ben who joined in Nov 2026, compared against 5 alternatives.
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+1 · Oct 27–Nov 2, 2026
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Adil Ben (Joined Nov 2026)
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Launched on Launch Llama Nov 2, 2026 · #42 of 81 that day
About
The site offers 209 browser-based tools across analysis and counting, case and formatting, line and list operations, developer utilities, writing aids, text extraction, student calculators, and math and money tools. Each tool runs locally in the browser, so text you enter is not uploaded. Examples include a word counter that handles Chinese and Japanese, a readability checker using Flesch and Coleman-Liau scores, a regex tester that inspects capture groups, and a password generator built on cryptographically secure random values.
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Key Features
- Count words, characters, sentences and reading time in any text
- Format, validate and minify JSON with clear error reporting
- Convert text between UPPERCASE, camelCase, snake_case and kebab-case
- Generate cryptographically secure passwords and UUID v4 identifiers
- Test regular expressions with match highlighting and capture groups
- Score readability with Flesch Reading Ease and Flesch-Kincaid grade
Use Cases
- Checking an essay's word count and readability score before submitting it
- Pretty-printing and validating a JSON payload while debugging an API response
- Working out a loan payment or percentage change without pasting figures into a server-based tool
From the founder
Who it's for
“Developers, writers, marketers and students who need a quick text, code or math utility, like a word counter, case converter, JSON formatter or regex tester, but don’t want to paste private text into a site that uploads it to a server. Everything runs in your browser, so your text never leaves your device.”
Why I built it
“I built TheTextKit because every time I needed a small text, code or math tool, I ended up on a different site, and most of them wanted something in return: ads everywhere, signup walls, or my text uploaded to their server. For something as simple as counting words or formatting JSON, that never felt right. So I started building the tools myself, with one rule: everything runs in your browser. Your text never leaves your device, there’s no account, and it’s free. What began as a handful of utilities has grown to more than 209 tools in one place, and I’m still adding more.”
Who it is for
- Students who need word counts, GPA calculators and study tools
- Web developers and programmers who use encoders, formatters and generators
- Writers and content creators drafting, cleaning up and reformatting text
Pricing
TheTextKit is free to use. See the website for details.
Alternatives
The Text ToolFor developers and writers: The Text Tool offers fast, privacy-first utilities for cleaning, converting, and debugging text entirely in-browser.
Words Counter ToolFor writers and content creators: Words Counter Tool analyzes your text instantly to show word count, character count, and readability metrics so you publish polished content.
QuickTextToolsFor writers and marketers: QuickTextTools offers 76+ free browser tools for text formatting, SEO, and content creation so you work faster without subscriptions.
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1 founder contributed 1 upvote to TheTextKit on Launch Llama.
Reviews
4.0 · 1 review
Quick browser test for the Launch Llama community step: the JSON formatter pretty-printed and minified a small object without changing its values. A missing value produced a clear error with line and column. No signup was needed for that test. Some text has encoding artifacts: the JSON Formatter browser title shows a garbled dash, and the related Code to Image icon shows a broken arrow. Fixing those would make the otherwise clear interface feel more polished.
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