About & Privacy
Hoelee Tools is 27 small browser tools for Malaysian paperwork. This page explains who makes them, how they are paid for, and how you can check the privacy claim yourself instead of taking our word for it.
Why this exists
We built these for our own work: cleaning an Excel list before a campaign, checking that a postcode is real, reading a birthdate out of a MyKad number, squeezing a 40-page scan down to the four pages a bank asked for. Every one of them started as a throwaway script.
They are free because the hard part was already solved by other people — the libraries that do the parsing and the encoding. What was missing was a page that runs them without asking you to upload the file first.
What “never upload” means, and how to check it
There is no backend. Each tool is a file this site loads once; the work happens inside your own tab, and the result is built in memory on your machine.
Do not take that on trust. The easy test: open any tool, turn off Wi-Fi, then use it — it still works. The precise test: press F12, open the Network tab, clear it, run the tool, and watch the list. The only requests are for this site’s own files. The one exception is HEIC conversion, which pulls a larger decoder the first time you use it (from this domain, once).
How this is paid for
No ads, no accounts, no trackers, nothing sold and nothing uploaded. We earn from two things we do for other Malaysian businesses — that is the whole business model:
Both are ours. Nothing on this site is an affiliate link or a paid placement.
Optional support
If a tool saved you an afternoon, you can chip in towards the hosting. It is optional and it changes nothing: every tool stays free, with no account, no limits and no locked features.
Support on PayPal ↗ Opens PayPal in a new tab, any amount — card details never touch this site.
Who you are dealing with
Hoelee Enterprise — a registered business in Perak, Malaysia.
Built, hosted and maintained on our own server in Malaysia. No third-party trackers, no analytics scripts, no cookie banner because there is nothing to consent to.