Four ways people actually use this.
The catalogue is the same for everyone. What changes is which part of it you live in.
By what you are trying to do
Developer productivity
Stop pasting internal data into anonymous websites to format it. The browser tools run locally, and the editor extension keeps you in the editor.
Monitoring without a server
Certificates, DNS, headers and uptime on a schedule, delivered by webhook — with no cron box to maintain and no alert fatigue for things that did not change.
AI features without a contract
One endpoint for every provider, priced per call. Ship a feature before committing to anybody's enterprise agreement.
Tools inside your own product
The API and the packages let you offer conversion, validation and inspection to your users under your own brand.
By who you are
Solo developers
A free tier that is genuinely usable, and no seat to pay for.
Teams
Shared workspace, shared balance, per-member permissions, and usage that says who spent what.
Agencies
Separate workspaces per client, each with its own balance and its own limits.
Educators
Tools that need no install, on machines you do not control.
Platform teams
One vetted internal endpoint instead of forty unvetted websites.
AI builders
Real tools for your agents, billed once and attributed properly.
Start where it hurts most
Most people arrive for one tool and stay for the schedule that runs it.
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