Privacy-first tools
ByteQuant processes data in the browser.
- No server transfer
- No account
- Explainable output
Converts headings, lists, links, quotes, emphasis, and code blocks to live HTML in the browser. Raw HTML is never executed; input is escaped first.
Preview Markdown as safe HTML and inspect the generated code.
ByteQuant processes data in the browser.
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Converts headings, lists, links, quotes, emphasis, and code blocks to live HTML in the browser. Raw HTML is never executed; input is escaped first.
Deterministic text rules are applied while preserving Unicode, line, and word boundaries.
plain text to edit or compare while preserving its purpose and target language Confirm the shape first with a small example containing no personal data.
edited text, a change summary, and measurable language or structure indicators
a before-and-after comparison of meaning-changing sentences, proper names, numbers, punctuation, and multilingual characters
Language, meaning, and context still require final human review.
Review headings, links, lists, code, and a table together before publishing a README section.
Use one sample containing an H2, a two-item list, a relative link, a language-tagged code fence, a table, and literal `<script>` text.
Heading order is preserved, the link destination is inspectable, code does not execute, and the output markup represents the same structure as the preview.
Do not publish if raw HTML executes unexpectedly, a link destination becomes unclear, or the heading hierarchy skips levels.
Review structure, links, meaning, and version changes in a controlled pre-publication pipeline.
Read guide →Test link syntax, safe targets, table captions, and screen-reader relationships in one release gate.
Read guide →plain text to edit or compare while preserving its purpose and target language Use one sample containing an H2, a two-item list, a relative link, a language-tagged code fence, a table, and literal `<script>` text.
edited text, a change summary, and measurable language or structure indicators Heading order is preserved, the link destination is inspectable, code does not execute, and the output markup represents the same structure as the preview.
a before-and-after comparison of meaning-changing sentences, proper names, numbers, punctuation, and multilingual characters Do not publish if raw HTML executes unexpectedly, a link destination becomes unclear, or the heading hierarchy skips levels.
Tool input is processed in the active tab. Saving to the Workstation or transferring to another tool is a separate choice. Consider browser extensions and shared devices separately; the privacy page explains advertising and network connections.