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Strip hidden formatting, tracking spans, and font tags from text pasted out of Word, Google Docs, or a webpage — outputs clean plain text or Markdown.

Auto-detects the delimiter, repairs ragged rows, trims stray whitespace, and exports a clean CSV.

Fixes mojibake and double-encoded UTF-8 (’, é), and normalizes Unicode.

Repairs common JSON syntax errors — trailing commas, single quotes, unquoted keys, comments — and pretty-prints the result.

Scans pasted email text or HTML for common phishing red flags — urgency language, mismatched links, lookalike domains.

Splits raw UniData/UniVerse/D3/jBase exports (item, field, value, and subvalue marks) into a clean CSV or nested JSON.

Reparses a delimited text file with any separator — comma, tab, pipe, semicolon, or custom — and exports clean columns.

Splits messy one-line contact entries — name, relationship, phone, and address run together — into clean Name, Relationship, Phone, Address, and Postcode columns.

Detects mixed character encodings and inconsistent line endings, then normalizes the file to clean UTF-8.

Converts a JSON array of objects to CSV/XLSX, or a CSV/XLSX file into JSON, in either direction.

Unmerges merged Excel cells and fills blanks downward from the last real value above.

Removes hidden characters, unusual spaces, and extra whitespace from text cells in an Excel workbook.

Splits one xlsx column into several, by delimiter or fixed width.

Groups rows by a column's value and fans them out into separate tabs in one workbook.

Splits a file into evenly sized chunks by rows-per-file or by a fixed number of files, header repeated in each.

Sets a type per column before exporting to XLSX, so Excel doesn't silently mangle postcodes, phone numbers, or leading-zero IDs.

Merges several CSV or XLSX files with matching headers into one, for stitching chunked exports back together.

Detects mixed date formats — Excel serials, epoch, DD/MM vs MM/DD — and converts a column to ISO 8601.

Flags likely duplicate rows using cascading match logic across email, name, and phone.

Maps messy column headers onto a canonical set using fuzzy string matching.

Validates every value in a column against a canonical list and flags anything that doesn't match closely.

Normalises UK phone numbers or postcodes to a consistent format and flags entries that don't look valid.

Checks UK sort codes and account numbers for correct format and a heuristic modulus-11 checksum.

Validates numbers against the Luhn checksum — one at a time, as a check-digit generator, or across a whole file column.

Compares two versions of the same export and reports what's added, removed, or changed.

Geocodes UK postcodes and splits addresses into a chosen number of spreadsheet tabs, grouping the closest together.

Fill a template with {{field}} placeholders from a CSV of recipients, then preview or export per row.

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