“The idea behind Evrila is simple: make useful creative tools accessible to everyone, directly from their browser, without having to download complicated software or pay expensive subscriptions.”
Several-Ordinary-193, on reddit.com ↗
A video editor, an image editor and a file converter in one browser tab, with no subscription waiting for you at the export button.
Somebody wanted money for a video player your browser already is. Local Cinema is the free ticket to your own living room.
“Charging you to use your own browser to play your own video felt a bit like charging admission to your own living room.”
Desktop apps charge rent to delete the silence in your podcast. Pauseless finds every pause and um in your browser and hands the cut to your editor for nothing.
“I got tired of paying for desktop apps just to remove dead air from recordings, so I made Pauseless”
Falling-notes piano videos cost money or an afternoon of placing every note by hand. TileDropper eats a MIDI file and renders one in your browser, free.
“The apps that make them either cost money or make you place every note by hand, so I built a free one that runs in your browser.”
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