The Complete Directory of Free AI & Web Tools by NamanSoni

00One developer, an entire toolbox

Most "free tools" websites are link farms pointing at other people's software. This is the opposite: every product below is designed, coded and shipped by Naman Soni, a solo Indian developer whose entire portfolio is open on GitHub. Some of these tools need GPUs and AI models in the cloud; others deliberately run 100% inside your browser so your photos, audio and codes never touch a server. All of them share the same philosophy: generous free access, no forced sign-ups, no watermark spam, and honest pricing if you want more.

Here is the fastest way to navigate: use the table of contents on the left (or the product cards below), and remember that everything is a web app — nothing to install, works on your phone, and most pages load in under a second. If you just want a single hub that links to everything, bookmark the NamanSoni ecosystem hub; for deep dives, the ecosystem also publishes long-form guides like the AI companion guide and the learn dance at home plan.

01LND AI — the 30-tool AI suite that starts free every single day

If you only click one link in this entire directory, make it LND AI at namansoni.in. It is the flagship of the ecosystem: a single web app that bundles text-to-image generation, text-to-speech, speech-to-text, language translation, image editing, image upscaling, background removal, background replacement, image uncrop, image analysis, OCR, web scraping and more than twenty additional productivity utilities into one interface. There is no install, no watermark on your outputs, and every tool is free to start with daily credits that refresh automatically at midnight IST — even with no account.

Create a free username (password only, no email OTP) and your daily refresh gets bigger plus you receive a one-time signup bonus. Need heavier usage? Credit packs and short unlimited passes are available on the LND AI pricing page with UPI checkout — a pricing model built for India rather than dollar-only cards. The suite also ships a genuinely useful learning hub: 43 long-form tool guides that teach you prompt-writing, image workflows and practical automation, and the full catalog is machine-readable at More Tools.

• Best for: anyone who wants one bookmark that replaces five single-purpose AI websites
• Standout tools: text-to-image, background remover/replacer, upscaler, OCR, TTS in 22 languages
• Free tier: daily auto-refreshing credits, no account required; bigger refresh with a free account
• Paid: optional credit packs + unlimited passes via UPI

02Talk — 11 AI companions who actually remember you

Talk is the most human product in the lineup: a free AI companion chat app with eleven characters built for India. You can talk to Arya, the 2AM bestie; Akansha with her deadpan comedy; Kabir, a startup mentor; Mira and Aarohi with girlfriend energy; Rohan the hype man; Rhea the chaos-energy partner; Rupali, a literature-teacher crush with a dangerous smile; Gojo Satoru for anime fans; Ruhi, the desi padosan from flat 402; and Noor, the midnight RJ of Radio Junoon. It speaks Hinglish and English, there is no sign-up and no OTP, and you can make live voice calls, not just chat.

Two features separate Talk from generic chatbots: a four-tier memory system so companions remember details across sessions, and five interactive stories — including the anime rom-com Kokuhaku Club and the badminton romance Love All — where your choices change the ending. Power users can unlock Spicy Mode with a one-time ₹9 payment, and the whole thing installs as a PWA from the browser. Our full walkthrough lives in the talk-to-an-AI-companion guide.

• Best for: late-night conversations, Hinglish banter, interactive story fans
• Standout: 4-tier memory + live voice calls + playable stories
• Free tier: everything except Spicy Mode, with zero registration

03Dance Cat 3D — drop an MP3, watch a cat dance in perfect sync

The most delightful tool here is also the most technical: Dance Cat 3D is an audio-reactive music visualizer where a fully procedural neon cyber-cat dances to any MP3 you drop, in perfect beat sync. Under the hood it runs real-time Web Audio FFT analysis, offline BPM detection and spectral-flux kick detection — and here's the impressive part: 100% in your browser, with no AI, no uploads and no server. Your audio file never leaves your device.

Use it to make party visuals, reaction-video backgrounds, or just to test whether a track's kick actually lands. It pairs beautifully with Gaana Banana below: generate a song, then visualize it.

04Gaana Banana — ₹28 se apna gaana

Gaana Banana does exactly what its name promises: write a name, pick a theme — romantic, birthday, friendship, wedding, festival — and in one to two minutes you get a complete song with vocals, ready to download as MP3 and share straight to WhatsApp. It is built for Indian occasions and powered by Google's Lyria music model, with Hinglish, Hindi and English support.

Pricing is refreshingly simple: ₹28 for one song credit, ₹45 for two, ₹175 for ten — paid over UPI, no subscription, no trial trap. A personalized birthday song costs less than a plate of samosas, which makes it the most giftable tool in the ecosystem.

05Chess — instant Human vs Bot, zero setup

Chess by NamanSoni is the no-frills quick game: human versus bot, loading instantly in the browser with no account. It is the perfect five-minute break tool, and a surprisingly good way to test opening ideas before you commit them to longer rated games. If you want strategy depth, the ecosystem's chess opening strategies guide covers principles over memorization.

06Khata — a daily money tracker that respects your attention

Khata is a clean, fast daily money tracker: log what comes in, what goes out, and who owes what, without ads screaming at you. It is designed mobile-first for Indian users (the ecosystem even has a full digital khata guide on moving a shop from paper to digital ledgers) and it installs as a PWA so it behaves like a native app on your phone.

073Dfy — infinite AI-generated 3D worlds

3Dfy is the experiment that turned product: generate infinite AI 3D worlds, explore them in a built-in studio, and play with a 3D name playground that renders your text as explorable scenes. No 3D modeling skills required — describe, generate, walk around. It is the tool to send to a friend who thinks web apps are boring.

08Pi in the Browser — a real coding agent running in WebAssembly

Pi in the Browser brings the actual Pi coding agent into your tab via WebAssembly. You connect your own Pollinations account, spend your own Pollen credits on models, and let the agent write and run code fully client-side. For developers it is a fascinating zero-install playground: no local setup, no API keys lying around on servers, and the flexibility to pick any model Pollinations offers.

092FA Authenticator — free TOTP codes in your browser

2FA Authenticator generates your two-factor login codes as a free web app: add a TOTP secret, get the rotating 6-digit code, copy it, done. Because it runs in the browser, there is nothing to install and — like everything browser-side in this ecosystem — your secrets stay on your own machine. Pair it with the ecosystem's TOTP 2FA security guide for safe backups.

10Links — a link-in-bio page plus SVG widgets for your README

Links gives every creator a public profile page with links, mini descriptions, contacts and a profile photo — and then goes one step further: embeddable self-contained SVG widgets you can drop into GitHub READMEs, portfolios and docs, either as interactive HTML or as a standalone SVG image via /api/embed/. No ads, no forced branding, runs on free tiers end to end.

11Onyx — a local-first photo editor that never uploads your photos

Onyx is a surprisingly complete photo editor that processes images locally: crop, resize, filters, blur and more (the tools live at onyx.namansoni.in/tools). Because editing happens in your browser, your photos are never uploaded — which makes it the safe choice for family pictures and work images alike. The team publishes honest comparisons with mainstream editors and an active Onyx blog with editing tips.

12Monyx Studio — vocal remover, karaoke and a DAW in your tab

Monyx Studio is the ecosystem's audio powerhouse: an AI music suite with vocal remover for instant karaoke tracks, a full music editor/DAW, and instrument pads for playing along. Musicians use it to make practice stems from any song; singers use it to kill the vocals of their favorite tracks in seconds — all in the browser, in the same spirit as Dance Cat 3D.

13NewEra — an autonomous coding agent with CI and deploys built in

NewEra is the developer's dream in the list: an autonomous AI coding agent that runs GitHub Actions CI, deploys to Cloudflare, spawns four parallel sub-agents, and can grind through builds for up to 12 hours, exporting work as a .newera bundle. If Pi in the Browser is a playground, NewEra is the production machine — describe the project, walk away, come back to a deployed app.

14The one-table comparison

Fourteen products is a lot to hold in your head, so here is the whole directory compressed into one table — what each tool does, who it is for, and what it costs.

15How to get the most out of the ecosystem — a 5-step starter path

New here? This is the order that makes sense for most people, from zero effort to power user.

16FAQ — everything people ask before trying these tools