Small tools that stay on your machine.
Free extensions built alongside the websites we make. Every one of them runs its checks in your browser: no account, no server, nothing uploaded.
WebInspect Available now
Understand any website at a glance. Technology, SEO, accessibility, performance, mobile readiness and security, with the evidence behind every finding.
WebGuard Available now
Spot the fake before you type. Checks the page you are on for the signs of phishing, and warns you before you hand sensitive information to a site that should not have it.
SiteExtract Available now
Turn the page you are viewing into a clean, editable starter project: HTML, CSS, images, fonts and design tokens in one ZIP.
ShopInspect Available now
Inspect a product before you buy it. Whether the discount adds up, what buyers complained about, who is selling it, and what the listing leaves out.
Web Toolbox In development
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What every one of them does
Built to the same standard, so knowing one tells you what to expect from the rest.
Runs in your browser
No account, no login, no server to upload to. What the extension works out, it works out on your machine and keeps there.
No analytics, no telemetry
Nobody at Elevven11 Studio can see what you browse or what you do with these tools. Opening one makes no request and tells nobody it was opened.
Permissions explained, not buried
Nothing is requested that is not used, and each extension lists every permission and what it is for, in its settings page and its policy. Where one can work without broad access it asks late and lets you withdraw it; where protection genuinely needs it up front, it says so rather than pretending otherwise.
Free, and staying free
No paid tier and no trial. Each one carries a single house advertisement for the studio's own work, labelled "Ad", which one click turns off permanently.
A policy per extension
Each one publishes its own privacy policy saying exactly what it reads and what it stores, rather than pointing at a single studio-wide page that describes none of them.
Honest about limits
A check that could not run is reported as exactly that, not as a failure. Where a tool is guessing, it says it is guessing and shows you what it is guessing from.
Want to know when the next one launches?
Four are out. Send us a message and we'll tell you when Web Toolbox goes live. While you are here: we also build the websites these tools are designed to check.
Already using one and something is wrong? Extension support has the troubleshooting. We also build websites.