Everyday utilities
Tools people use without creating an account.
Four live platforms, each serving a different audience — everyday users, performance marketers, mobile engineering teams and teams consuming AI models. They are also the proof behind everything we promise in a client proposal.
Tools people use without creating an account.
Attribution and payouts at partner-network scale.
Hardening for Android releases.
Keys, credits and token analytics in one hub.
73hi collects dozens of small utilities into one fast site: image compression and conversion, video processing, PDF and document helpers, text diffing, hashing, encryption, encoding, generators and AI-assisted helpers. Whenever technically possible the work happens locally with WebAssembly, so files never leave the device.
Affipact connects advertisers and publishers with trackable links, reliable attribution and reporting both sides can trust. Anti-fraud signals, approval workflows and payout automation replace the spreadsheets most affiliate programmes start with.
73ly takes an APK or AAB and returns a hardened build: obfuscated code, encrypted assets, debugger and emulator detection, root checks, integrity verification and runtime self-defence — integrated into CI so every release gets the same treatment.
Token Hub is where teams manage AI capacity: pick a model, create an API key, add credits, then watch consumption per project, per endpoint and per team as it happens. It is the consumer-facing front end of the token infrastructure we also deploy for clients.
73hi is free to use with no account required. Affipact and 73ly offer free tiers or trials, with paid plans for higher volume and advanced features. Token Hub is metered — you buy credits and pay for the tokens you consume. Each site lists its own current pricing.
On 73hi, the majority of tools run in the browser with WebAssembly, so your files stay on the device. Any tool that needs server-side processing says so explicitly on the page itself.
Often yes. Rebranding 73hi's tool catalogue, standing up a private Token Hub instance, or deploying 73ly inside your own CI are all patterns we have delivered. Contact us with the use case and we will confirm what is feasible.
Properly configured hardening adds only a small overhead — typically a few percent on startup time and package size. We measure before and after each configuration and share the numbers in the build report.
Both platforms expose APIs — Affipact for tracking, conversions and payouts, Token Hub for model calls and usage export. Integration details and credentials are available from the dashboards on each site.
Each product ships with its own support channel, and commercial or partnership questions can always go to [email protected].
We can build a comparable platform for your market — or licence and adapt the technology we already operate in production.