What we are building
Each tool is designed to be understandable at a glance and useful without an account. The first release focuses on jobs that can be completed entirely in a modern browser.
Utilark supports English and Korean as first-class languages. Tool instructions, help content, and important policy pages are maintained in both languages.
Our privacy boundary
When a tool says it runs in your browser, the selected files or entered text are processed on your device and are not sent to Utilark. Any future tool that needs a server will be clearly labeled before you use it.
Independent from Bubblelab
Utilark began by reviewing useful browser-based ideas from Bubblelab, but it is a separate project with its own domain, source repository, deployment, infrastructure, and future administration boundary.
Who runs Utilark and how it is funded
Utilark is built and operated by one independent maintainer, not a company. The source code is public, so anyone can review how a tool handles the files and text you give it.
Running costs are covered by advertising shown on tool pages. Advertising never changes what a tool does, and no tool result is withheld behind an ad. Reach the maintainer through the contact form.
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