Tiny Helpers

Tiny Helpers collects useful online utilities for building websites, and its project page notes that contributions are closed.

github.com/stefanjudis/tiny-helpers
Tiny Helpers homepage screenshot

About Tiny Helpers

Tiny Helpers is an open source GitHub repository that collects useful online web development tools, licensed under MIT. The project lists its category as developer tools and is built with the Eleventy site generator.

Contributions are closed. The maintainer states that tiny-helpers.dev no longer accepts contributions and that pull requests are disabled, citing a large volume of low-effort, AI-generated submissions. To run the project locally, install dependencies, run npm run dev, and open localhost:8080/home/, because the root route does not work locally under the project's Vercel routing setup. The source does not describe the individual tools in the collection.

Key features

  • Collection of online web development tools in a public repository
  • Released under the MIT license
  • Built with the Eleventy static site generator
  • Local development server started with npm run dev
  • Local preview at localhost:8080/home/ because the root route is not available locally
Best for: Web developers who want to read, reuse or run the source code of a collection of web development tools.
Good for
  • Open source under the MIT license
  • Public repository with a documented local setup method
Watch out for
  • Contributions and pull requests are closed, so new helpers are not being accepted
  • The root route does not work in local development and requires the /home/ path

Tiny Helpers at a glance

Type
Open-source project
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Open source
Yes · Source code
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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Tiny Helpers FAQ

Can I submit a new helper to Tiny Helpers?
No. The project no longer accepts contributions, and pull requests are disabled.
How do I run Tiny Helpers locally?
After running npm run dev, navigate to localhost:8080/home/. The / route does not work locally.
What license does Tiny Helpers use?
The repository is released under the MIT license.
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