Tools hub

Practical tools for cleanup, diagnostics, file organization, safety, and local business checks.

Free tools, web utilities, and open source software by Ben Treder. The focus is simple: preview first, explain what is happening, and avoid risky automatic changes.

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Tool list

Fast to understand, safe to try.

Requested tools are included alongside the current public Website Fix Finder and Local Business Command Center paths.

Klene

Safe cleanup utility for Linux and Windows. Preview-first cleanup, nothing removed until confirmed, with GUI and CLI positioning from the existing public copy.

Preview firstLinuxWindowsGUI and CLI

IronVault

Local-first backup tool with a Rust core, CLI, and desktop GUI. Preview backups and restores, verify snapshots, and confirm before anything serious runs.

Release candidateLocal backupCLI and GUI

WD-404

Website diagnostics and 404 checker that crawls a site and reports broken pages, redirects, crawl issues, and SEO/user experience problems.

Website diagnosticsBroken linksSEO checks

SafeSort AI

Local file organization assistant. Preview-first, rollback-safe, and designed not to move files without confirmation.

Preview firstLocal filesRollback-safe

Owl Scout

A simple Android app for checking website trust, local visibility, and practical next steps for small businesses.

Android app liveWebsite trustLocal visibility

Local Lead Scanner / Local Business Command Center

Local business lead and report scanner for website quality, Google Business Profile signals, reviews, contact setup, and fix-first opportunities.

Local leadsWebsite checksGBP basics

Website Fix Finder

Web-based Website Fix Score scanner for trust, clarity, SEO, conversion, contact setup, and practical website cleanup opportunities.

Web toolPlugin availableWebsite score
Tool principles

Useful tools should be hard to misuse.

  • Preview what will happen before cleanup, sorting, or changes.
  • Explain findings in plain English instead of hiding behind jargon.
  • Keep risky behavior opt-in, visible, and reversible where possible.
  • Cross-link to WordPress plugin versions when a web tool also has a plugin path.