ShuttleLab is a collection of 16 indie online tools hosted at shuttlelab.org and its subdomains: Status (uptime monitoring), Note (Markdown editor), Clipboard (cross-device sync), File Transfer, JSON Tools, YAML Tools, Messaging, Calendar, Docx (document validator), Image (image studio: compress, edit, collage & design), PDF (browser-based PDF toolkit), Diff (text comparison), QR Code (QR generator), Base64 (encode/decode), URL Tools, and Regex (regex tester).

Who maintains ShuttleLab?

ShuttleLab is maintained by an independent developer. All sub-services run on Cloudflare Workers and Pages. The project has been iterating since 2024 and now includes 16 live services.

Are all ShuttleLab tools free?

Most tools are free, including Clipboard, File Transfer, JSON, YAML, Messaging, Calendar, and Docx. Status and Note offer optional paid subscriptions for advanced features.

Do ShuttleLab tools share data with each other?

No. Each sub-service runs independently with its own database and storage. Data you process in JSON Tools does not appear in Clipboard or any other service.

Is there a single privacy policy for all tools?

Yes. The privacy policy at shuttlelab.org/privacy covers the overall principles for all sub-services. ShuttleLab does not sell user data. Payments for paid services are processed by a third-party payment provider — ShuttleLab only receives transaction metadata (billing email, plan, status, last 4 digits of payment method). The specific provider varies by product; see each product's own privacy policy for details.

Is ShuttleLab open source?

Some sub-services have open-source core logic. Contact support@shuttlelab.org for repo access.

How do I report a bug or suggest a new tool?

Email support@shuttlelab.org or open an issue on GitHub (github.com/ShuttleLab). The developer reads and replies to every report.

Where are ShuttleLab services hosted?

All sub-services are deployed on Cloudflare's global edge network using Workers and Pages. This gives low-latency access to users worldwide.

How fast is ShuttleLab from China?

Cloudflare has partner nodes in mainland China (Enterprise plan), but even on standard plans, most Asian edge nodes provide acceptable latency. Your experience depends on your network conditions.

What new tools are planned?

ShuttleLab iterates continuously — new services launch based on user demand and developer capacity. The 'Coming soon' card on the homepage previews upcoming tools.

About ShuttleLab

shuttlelab.org — ShuttleLab service hub

Our Services

This page is the hub for ShuttleLab (shuttlelab.org), bringing together all of our self-built tools — Note, Status, Clipboard, File Transfer, Messaging and Calendar, plus developer utilities like JSON, YAML, Diff, Base64, URL Tools, Regex, QR Code, Image, PDF and Docx.

One place to reach all services you need.

Quick Access

All service links in one place—no need to remember multiple URLs.

All in One

Self-built tools in a single nav; more services will be added over time.

Free & Paid Options

Most tools (Clipboard, File Transfer, JSON, YAML, Messaging, Calendar) are free to use. Status and Note offer optional paid subscriptions for advanced features.

Always Evolving

The site and sub-services are updated regularly. Feedback and support are welcome via the options below.

Use Cases

Open your favorite tools without managing bookmarks
Access services from any device
Share one link with your team or friends
A single page for your daily tools

Meeting you for the first time feels like the return of an old friend

This nav and its services are maintained by ShuttleLab. If it helps you, consider sharing:

For questions or feedback, contact us

Email：support@shuttlelab.org

Who is ShuttleLab for?

People who want a bundle of indie tools to replace big-tech subscriptions
Developers who care about data privacy and don't want to pay for SaaS
Chinese indie developers looking for local alternatives to mainstream tools
People interested in self-hosting, serverless, or the Cloudflare ecosystem

When should I use ShuttleLab?

You need a JSON formatter that works without login
You need clipboard sync for non-Apple devices
You're looking for a free WeTransfer alternative
You want simple uptime monitoring without paying for UptimeRobot Pro
You need a calendar with Chinese public holidays

How to find the right ShuttleLab tool

Open shuttlelab.org and browse the service cards on the homepage
Read the name and description on each card to find one that matches your need
Click the 'Visit' button to go to the sub-service
Most tools are free and require no account — start using them immediately

How to share ShuttleLab with your team

Open the shuttlelab.org/about page
Click the 'Share with friends' button — the URL is copied to your clipboard
Paste the link into your team chat or email

ShuttleLab vs alternatives

Option	Tool Count	Free	No Account	Chinese Support	Global Edge
ShuttleLab	16 tools	✓ (basic)	✓	✓	✓ (Cloudflare)
Google Workspace	10+	Partial	—	✓	✓
Self-hosted	Your choice	✓	Custom	Custom	Custom
Single-tool sites (JSONLint, etc.)	1 tool	✓	✓	Partial	—

Frequently Asked Questions

What is ShuttleLab?: ShuttleLab is a collection of 16 indie online tools hosted at shuttlelab.org and its subdomains: Status (uptime monitoring), Note (Markdown editor), Clipboard (cross-device sync), File Transfer, JSON Tools, YAML Tools, Messaging, Calendar, Docx (document validator), Image (image studio: compress, edit, collage & design), PDF (browser-based PDF toolkit), Diff (text comparison), QR Code (QR generator), Base64 (encode/decode), URL Tools, and Regex (regex tester).
Who maintains ShuttleLab?: ShuttleLab is maintained by an independent developer. All sub-services run on Cloudflare Workers and Pages. The project has been iterating since 2024 and now includes 16 live services.
Are all ShuttleLab tools free?: Most tools are free, including Clipboard, File Transfer, JSON, YAML, Messaging, Calendar, and Docx. Status and Note offer optional paid subscriptions for advanced features.
Do ShuttleLab tools share data with each other?: No. Each sub-service runs independently with its own database and storage. Data you process in JSON Tools does not appear in Clipboard or any other service.
Is there a single privacy policy for all tools?: Yes. The privacy policy at shuttlelab.org/privacy covers the overall principles for all sub-services. ShuttleLab does not sell user data. Payments for paid services are processed by a third-party payment provider — ShuttleLab only receives transaction metadata (billing email, plan, status, last 4 digits of payment method). The specific provider varies by product; see each product's own privacy policy for details.
Is ShuttleLab open source?: Some sub-services have open-source core logic. Contact support@shuttlelab.org for repo access.
How do I report a bug or suggest a new tool?: Email support@shuttlelab.org or open an issue on GitHub (github.com/ShuttleLab). The developer reads and replies to every report.
Where are ShuttleLab services hosted?: All sub-services are deployed on Cloudflare's global edge network using Workers and Pages. This gives low-latency access to users worldwide.
How fast is ShuttleLab from China?: Cloudflare has partner nodes in mainland China (Enterprise plan), but even on standard plans, most Asian edge nodes provide acceptable latency. Your experience depends on your network conditions.
What new tools are planned?: ShuttleLab iterates continuously — new services launch based on user demand and developer capacity. The 'Coming soon' card on the homepage previews upcoming tools.