Free tools, interactive Moments, games and quizzes that just work, right in your browser. Here is who we are and what we are building.
JugaadBox is built by Lazy Devs, a team of two developers. We call ourselves lazy because we hate doing the same fiddly task twice: checking an SPF record by hand, resizing fifty photos one at a time, or hunting for a Tambola caller before a family game night. When we catch ourselves doing that, we build a small tool for it and put it here.
We design, write, test and ship everything ourselves, in our spare time. There is no company, investor or content farm behind the site, just the two of us and a growing list of ideas.
Jugaad is a Hindi word for a clever, low-cost fix that gets the job done. That is the spirit of everything here: small, quick, free, and good enough to save you ten minutes today.
JugaadBox is a free website with four parts, all running in your browser:
Email security checkers (DMARC, SPF), a password generator, QR codes, an image resizer, an emoji mixer and a few fun extras. No sign-up, nothing uploaded.
Interactive greeting pages you build in minutes and share as one private link. Birthdays are live; Mother's Day, Father's Day, weddings, anniversaries and festivals are planned.
A growing section of free HTML5 browser games that play instantly in your browser, starting with Circus Charly. More arcade, puzzle and casual games are planned.
Short, shareable personality and fun quizzes, starting with the Curl-o-Meter. More are on the way.
crypto.getRandomValues(), the secure random source built into every modern browser.The plan is simple: more Moments for more occasions, a proper Games section with HTML5 browser games, more quizzes, and more small tools that solve everyday problems. Everything stays free to use, and anything that handles your data will say so plainly here and in the Privacy Policy.
Found a bug, want a tool, a game or an occasion we have missed, or just want to share a jugaad of your own? Email contact@jugaadbox.net or use the contact page. Both of us read every message, and most new ideas on this site started as someone's “can you make a thing that…”.