Privacy-first, open source tools — made useful, then made beautiful.
Your files never leave your device. Not as a policy, as an architecture.
Most tools that touch your private documents ask you to upload them first. Cloakyard builds the same tools without that step — the work happens in your browser or on your machine, so there is nothing to upload, nothing to breach, and nothing to trust us with.
Every project here is open source. The code is part of the product.
| Project | What it does | Where |
|---|---|---|
| 📄 CloakPDF | Edit, annotate, redact, reorganise, and export PDFs in a browser-native private workbench. | pdf.cloakyard.com |
| 📋 CloakResume | Build, tailor, review, and export an ATS-friendly résumé without uploading your career history. | resume.cloakyard.com |
| 🖼️ CloakIMG | A focused photo editor with private retouching, metadata removal, and optional on-device AI. | img.cloakyard.com |
| ⬇️ CloakDrop | A native macOS download manager with adaptive range transfers, safe resume, and local provenance. (Beta) | drop.cloakyard.com |
Some ideas are useful because they make you look twice.
| Project | What it does | Where |
|---|---|---|
| 🌌 KERR | A relativistic black-hole visualiser scored by a generative cinematic piece, running entirely in the browser. | kerr.cloakyard.com |
🔓 Open source — the code is part of the product, and should be readable, auditable, and welcoming to improve.
🔒 Privacy by architecture — local processing and minimal network surfaces come before privacy copy.
🎨 Design with intent — privacy tools should also be legible, responsive, and pleasant to use.
🚫 No accounts. No telemetry. No analytics.
Issues and pull requests are welcome on any repository in the yard. Start with the one you use.
Built with care by Sumit Sahoo