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The first version of the site goes live with the profit margin calculator, a site-wide search, light and dark themes, and the rule every later tool follows: calculations run in your browser, so the numbers you type are never uploaded.
The launch catalog is complete: eight business calculators (margin, markup, break-even, discount, and more), five home-project estimators for paint, concrete, tile, flooring, and gravel, JSON/CSV/Base64 developer tools, four time and date tools that handle daylight-saving changes correctly, and three image tools that compress, resize, and convert photos without uploading them. Each tool page explains its formula, shows worked examples, and lists its limitations.
Every tool was tested on desktop and mobile with keyboard-only navigation and automated accessibility scans, and fixed until no serious issues remained. Image tools were verified to process files entirely on your device.
A token counter with dated model pricing, a regex tester that uses your browser’s own engine, a line-by-line text diff checker, a Unix timestamp converter, and a UUID generator join the developer section — all running locally.
The tools, category pages, and editorial pages are now available in Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, French, German, and Japanese, with numbers and dates formatted the way each language writes them. Calculator results can be shared as a link or exported as PDF or CSV.
Percentage, unit conversion, BMI, age, loan amortization, and compound interest calculators are added, each with the formula shown openly and examples you can check by hand.
A password generator, a SHA hash generator, a JWT decoder with optional signature checking, and a cron schedule builder that explains each schedule in plain language and lists its next run times. The URL encoder, hex-to-RGB, number-base, and data-size converters also ship. 44 tools in total.
Seven curated collections group tools by task — running a restaurant, renovating a home, freelancing, working with JSON, and more. The eight most-used tool pages gain long-form guides, and the profit margin calculator gains a reverse mode that works out the price for a target margin.
A new About page explains who builds Toolivaro and how tools are reviewed, and the methodology page now names the standards behind each formula. Pages load faster with self-hosted fonts.
Twelve new articles explain the ideas behind the tools: compound interest, loan amortization, break-even analysis, percentage change, time zones, cron schedules, JSON, Base64, password strength, BMI, image compression, and estimating building materials. Ten more tool pages gain step-by-step guides and worked examples.
Translated tool pages now show only content that has actually been translated, instead of falling back to English sections, and advertising is limited to tool pages with full written content.