Answers, guides and a way to reach us. Toolumen is browser-first and currently in private, paid beta — most things you can solve in a tab, and we are here for the rest.
The fastest path to an answer — most questions land in one of these.
Pick a tool, paste or drop your input, get the answer. A two-minute tour of how Toolumen works.
GoCreating an account, signing in, and why a handful of tools ask you to log in first.
GoWhat stays in your browser, what gets sent to a server, and the no-telemetry promise.
GoSomething broke or gave a wrong answer? Send us the details and we will dig in.
GoWish Toolumen did one more thing? Tell us what you need — the roadmap is shaped by requests.
GoSee the full catalog, sorted by category — SEO, accessibility, Webflow, images and more.
GoThe questions we hear most. Still stuck? Reach out below.
Toolumen is a paid product. Plans start at $19.99/mo (Basic), with Premium, Elite — which adds API access — and custom Enterprise tiers. See the pricing page for what each includes.
Most tools are open to everyone. A few tools under /tools are gated behind a Stacklumen account so we can keep them stable — creating one takes a few seconds.
For the browser-first tools, no. Files and images are processed entirely client-side — they never leave your device, and there is no server to leak them. Two tools (the SEO + AEO Audit and Open Graph Preview) fetch a URL you give them server-side, because a browser cannot read another site directly. Those send the URL, not your files.
The two server-rendered tools fetch and process remote URLs on our backend. Requiring an account lets us prevent abuse and keep that service responsive for everyone. There is no telemetry attached — the account just gates access.
Any current version of Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari. The tools lean on modern web APIs, so keep your browser up to date for the best results — especially the WASM-backed converters.
First, hard-refresh the page and try again in an up-to-date browser. If it still misbehaves, report it from the contact page with the tool name, your browser, and what you expected to happen — that detail helps us fix it fast.
Head to the requests page and tell us what you want. Toolumen grows from real requests, so a clear description of the problem you are trying to solve goes a long way.
If the docs and FAQ did not cover it, get in touch — describe what you were doing and we will get back to you.