How Kalyvor keeps your files private
Encryption in transit, immediate deletion and what browser-side processing actually means.
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Summarize, rewrite, translate, generate code and draft copy — each as a dedicated tool with the settings that job needs, not a blank chat box. Nothing you paste is ever used for training.
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5 focused toolkits covering everything below.
Filter by category, search by name, and pick the exact tool for the job.
Turn a long document, article or URL into a summary at the length and reading level you ask for.
Draft an article, post or section from a topic and a few bullet points.
Say the same thing differently — with the meaning kept and the phrasing changed.
Catch grammar, spelling and punctuation mistakes, with an explanation for each fix.
Rewrite a passage for a different tone, reading level or length.
Turn a one-line intent into a sendable email, in the register you pick.
Describe what the code should do and get a working implementation in your language.
Paste unfamiliar code and get a line-by-line account of what it actually does.
Turn a question about your data into a query, in your database's dialect.
Paste the code and the error, and get the likely cause and a fix to try.
Describe the pattern in plain English and get a regex — plus what each part of it matches.
Turn your history into a résumé that reads well and survives an applicant tracking system.
Write a cover letter aimed at one specific job posting, not a template with the name swapped.
Turn a transcript or rough notes into decisions, owners and action items.
Draft a structured plan from your idea, market and numbers.
Go from a keyword and an outline to a structured, publishable draft.
Get title options that carry the keyword and still fit inside the search result.
Write a description that earns the click and stops before Google truncates it.
Draft headline and body variants for a campaign, sized to the platform.
Translate between languages with tone and formatting kept intact.
Turn a rough idea into a specific, well-structured prompt worth reusing.
Every ai tool is fast, private and genuinely free — no dark patterns, no surprises.
Every tool is built for one job, with the controls that job needs already on screen. No prompt engineering to get a usable result.
Your text is sent to the model to produce your result, and that is all. Not retained, not logged for training, not shared — on every plan.
Any modern browser on any machine. Nothing to install, no extension, no API key to paste in.
Paste text, drop a PDF or point at a URL. The same tool handles all three, and long inputs do not get silently truncated.
Results arrive as text you can take somewhere — copied to the clipboard or downloaded as a file. No thread to scroll back through.
AI output is good enough to work from, not to sign. Source references stay on so you can check what a claim came from.
Summarize, paraphrase, translate, generate SQL — search for the task, not for a prompt.
Drop text straight in, upload a document, or point at a page. Then set tone, length or dialect.
The output is plain text you own — take it to your editor, your inbox or your repo.
Guides and walkthroughs for getting more out of AI.
Encryption in transit, immediate deletion and what browser-side processing actually means.
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A practical walkthrough of queueing large jobs without babysitting the tab.
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A short decision guide for when two tools look like they do the same thing.
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From first upload to finished download in under a minute — the whole flow.
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Pick a tool, paste your work, take the result with you.