Intuition-Lab
personal-model
Persome is an open-source tool that builds a private, local personal model on macOS from captured activity and provides evidence-linked context to MCP-compatible AI agents like Codex and Claude Code.
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FR-AI / ANALYSISWhy it is worth attention
It combines an unusually broad range of compression and conversion tools (including HEIC, RAR extraction, font subsetting, and target-size mode) with a strict privacy guarantee (no file uploads), all powered by WebAssembly and WebCodecs, and works offline as a PWA.
Who it is for
- Web developers optimizing media for performance
- Designers handling font licensing restrictions
- Privacy-conscious users
- Users needing quick file conversions without installing software
Use cases
- Compressing images to reduce page load times
- Converting and compressing video for social media or email
- Subsetting fonts for web use to comply with EULAs
- Extracting archives (RAR, 7Z) without uploading to third-party services
Strengths
- 100% client-side processing guarantees file privacy
- Supports a wide range of formats (images, video, PDF, audio, fonts, archives) with many conversion options
- Free and open-source (MIT) with a live demo
- Offline-capable PWA after initial codec caching
Considerations
- Some bundled WASM engines are copyleft (AGPL/GPL), affecting redistribution rights
- Requires modern browser with WebCodecs and WebAssembly support
- Large WASM binaries may result in a heavy first-time download
README quick start
Compress Pro | Private, In-Browser Image, Video, PDF, Audio & Font Compressor
Keywords: image compression • pdf compression • video compression • webp • avif • heic • remove exif • font converter • ttf to woff2 • font subsetting • variable font • webassembly • webcodecs • client-side • private • no upload
🔗 Try it live → compress-pro.com
Compress images, video, audio and PDFs — convert and subset fonts — and strip EXIF, entirely in your browser. No uploads, no ads, no login, nothing stored server-side. Free & open source — files never leave your machine.
👀 Overview
Compress Pro is a free, open-source, private-by-design file compressor. It shrinks images, video, audio and PDFs — converts and subsets fonts (TTF/OTF/WOFF/WOFF2), creates and extracts archives (ZIP, 7Z, TAR, tarballs; opens RAR, ISO, CAB, DEB, RPM and more), and strips EXIF metadata — running entirely in the browser via WebAssembly + WebCodecs. Fonts especially benefit from the privacy angle: they are licensed software most EULAs forbid handing to third-party servers.
The whole app is prerendered and served as static assets, so files never leave the machine. Compression runs in Web Workers, so the UI stays responsive. There are no ads, no login and nothing stored server-side — privacy is the product's core promise and its SEO angle. It deploys to Cloudflare Workers for ~$0/month.
🚀 Features
- 🖼️ Images — JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, HEIC, SVG. Squoosh codecs (jSquash): MozJPEG with trellis quantization (3–6% smaller at the same quality), libwebp (effort 6), libavif, oxipng; lossy PNG via libimagequant (icodec, quality 100 stays lossless). Optional max-dimension downscale (Lanczos3) and target-size mode ("fit under 500 KB", binary search).
- 📄 PDF — Ghostscript 10 in wasm (
@okathira/ghostpdl-wasm): explicit DPI + JPEG-quality control, bicubic downsampling, duplicate-image detection, font subsetting, metadata stripping. 5 preset levels or target size ("fit under 2 MB") via binary search over a quality ladder. Before/after page-1 comparison via pdf.js. - 🎬 Video — compress and convert MP4/MOV/WebM/MKV via WebCodecs (the browser's
Description
Privacy-first file compression in the browser — images, PDF, video, audio & SVG. No uploads, no tracking.
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