About Briyand

Some jobs online are too small to deserve their own app, and too common to ignore. Checking whether a site is actually down. Turning a screenshot into a usable PNG. Remembering the difference between Base64 and URL encoding. Generating a password you'll actually forget in five minutes. None of these are hard problems — they're just scattered across a dozen tabs, sign-up walls, and "install our extension" pop-ups.

Briyand puts all of that in one place instead.

One toolbox, built for the whole internet

Right now that's more than 100 tools, sorted the way people actually look for them:

• Utilities — check what's happening on the web right now: is a site down, what's my IP, does a redirect work, what do these HTTP headers say
• Converters — move data between formats: images, JSON/CSV/XML, timestamps, Base64, and units like length, speed, and temperature
• Security — generate passwords and hashes, and check how strong one really is
• Content — work with text and code: word counts, minifiers, formatters, and the handful of generators every site eventually needs (robots.txt, SEO tags, and the like)
• Domains — DNS, WHOIS, hostnames, and IPs, for anyone who needs to know what's going on behind a domain name

If a tool feels like it's missing an obvious neighbour, it's probably two clicks away.

No sign-ups. No downloads. No gatekeeping.

You shouldn't need an account to check whether a website is online, and you shouldn't have to install anything to convert a color code. Every tool here opens straight in your browser, does the one job it's named after, and gets out of your way. That's the whole design brief — not a limitation we're waiting to remove.

Built from what people actually ask for

Briyand isn't a fixed catalog handed down from a roadmap. It grows the way most useful toolkits do: someone needed a Palindrome Checker at 1am, or a way to bulk-validate a mailing list, and it got built. If there's a tool you keep wishing existed, or one here that's almost — but not quite — doing what you need, that's exactly the kind of thing worth telling us.

Contact us and let us know what's missing.