ZIPZAX
ZIPZAX is a free collection of online tools. Its AI section has 57 task-specific forms for emails, resumes, slides, PDF questions, math, study notes, marketing copy and code, with no account required.

Project overview
The short version
ZIPZAX collects small online jobs in one place, and its AI section is the biggest part of it: 57 forms for things like writing an email from notes, checking a resume against a job ad, turning notes into a PowerPoint file, asking questions about a PDF or explaining a block of code. Each tool asks for the context that task needs and links to a guide with a worked example. There's no account. Instead, each network address gets 10 AI requests a day across all the tools, behind a bot check. The privacy policy says AI requests go to external AI services that may keep request data, while Chat with PDF reads the file on your device and sends only the passages tied to each question. Non-AI tools such as PDF merging or JSON checks run on the device, and every tool page carries a label saying whether it is local or server assisted. ZIPZAX is built by Max Hall and Mojid Hoss.
Project facts
Project details
- Category
- AI & Skills
- Type
- Not listed
- Platforms
- See Project Note
- Pricing
- See Project Note
- Availability
- Launched
- Published
- Nov 1, 2026
Before you visit
Good to know
Built for
- Students, job seekers and small teams who need occasional first drafts without creating an account.
Keep reading
Related links
Profile tools
Building something useful?
Submit your project for free. If selected, it gets a profile that explains what it does and links to your work. Publication isn't guaranteed.
Submit a project