CTV Player
LiveFree IPTV streaming, straight in the browser
Everything runs in your browser — free, no accounts, no ads, and your data stays on your machine.
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Free IPTV streaming, straight in the browser
A Photoshop-class editor that never uploads your pixels
Edit the invoice itself, then export a PDF a client can pay
Send files straight between devices — no cloud in the middle
Any file, any format — converted right in your browser
Merge, split, sign and convert PDFs — all on one workbench
Make screenshots beautiful — backgrounds, frames & annotations
Design QR codes worth printing — logos, colors & gradients
A real waveform editor that never uploads a byte
Flowcharts you can type, or click to edit
Favicons & app icons, from one image
Trim, crop and caption video — nothing uploaded
Thirteen developer tools, one page
Paper in, text out
Palettes, ramps and contrast — all in OKLCH
Open, measure and convert 3D models in the browser
Watch a scene, act it out, vote on the best take
1Guy Collection is a small catalogue of web apps that do a job most people currently pay for, or tolerate ads to use — 16 tools and 1 game so far: CTV Player, PhotoWeb, Invoice Generator, Beam, Convert, PDF Toolkit, Shot Studio, QR Studio, Audio Toolkit, Diagram Studio, Icon Studio, Video Studio, Devkit, OCR Studio, Color Studio, Mesh Studio and MimicCut. Every one is free, with no account, no trial and no upsell.
These are client-side applications, not front-ends for a service. Your playlists, images, documents and invoices are processed in the browser tab and saved in its local storage. Nothing is uploaded, so there is no server holding your files and no privacy policy worth worrying about. The file-transfer tool goes further and streams bytes directly between two devices over an encrypted peer-to-peer connection.
Alongside the utilities there are browser games meant to be played with other people in the same room — no console, no install and no copy to buy per player. MimicCut is the first: everyone watches a film clip, records themselves recreating the dialogue, and the group votes on the best take. If you have played Choicer Voicer, it scratches the same itch and costs nothing.
Every tool runs on current versions of Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari on desktop and mobile, with layouts that adapt to the screen. A few also ship as installable apps: the IPTV player has desktop builds for macOS and Windows, and several can be added to a phone home screen.