FreeToolCrate is one website of small tools. Each tool does one thing, at its own path, and the work happens on your device. A CGPA is multiplied in the page you are looking at. A salary estimate reads a rate file that shipped with the site and does not send your wage anywhere. A bingo photo is drawn into a card by the browser and is not uploaded. There is no account, no saved history, and no dashboard that remembers last semester's subjects.
The directory above is the whole list. Search looks at the name, the Malay label, the category, and the short description. The category buttons, and the header menus for PDF, Image, Converters, Health, and More, narrow that list to PDF, Image, Converters, Study, Money, Health, Games, Language, Utilities, or Music. Every card stays on this host, including the file converter, image compressor, BMI calculator, metronome, merge PDF, JPG to PDF, compress PDF, unit converter, wheel, QR code generator, fancy text, loan calculator, and the earlier CGPA, salary, Minecraft, Jawi, keyboard, and bingo tools. Bahasa Melayu and 中文 are the same pages under /ms and /zh.
Study is the CGPA calculator. It covers a generic 4.0 scale and the grade points used at UiTM, UTM, UM, USM, UKM, UPM, Monash Malaysia, and Taylor's, plus an SPM page that counts A's and offers a worksheet aggregate. Where a scale could not be tied to a current official table, the page says to verify it with your faculty instead of presenting a guess as fact. Money is the net-salary calculator, kira gaji bersih: employee EPF, SOCSO, EIS, and a PCB estimate, with employer contributions shown beside the result so they are not subtracted from take-home pay. It has a separate EPF page and a flat-rate car-loan page. The rates sit in one dated file.
Games covers the Minecraft generator, bingo cards, and a name wheel. The Minecraft generator draws circles, ovals, spheres, and domes as block grids. Bingo prints word cards, 1–75 number cards, and picture cards. The wheel picks one line from a list you type. Language is the Jawi text preview, plus a fancy-text generator that copies Unicode letter styles rather than installing a font. Utilities is the keyboard tester, a QR code that encodes only the text you type, and nothing that expires on this site. Health is the BMI calculator, with WHO bands and the lower Asian screening cut-offs. Music is the metronome. PDF is merge, JPG or PNG to PDF, and compress, and each of those keeps the file in the tab. Converters is centimetres, kilograms, and the other pairs. Money adds a monthly-rest loan table beside the salary estimate. The salary page's car loan is still the flat-rate one, and the loan page says so.
The tools share one build and still do one job each. The CGPA pages do not load the Minecraft grid, and a salary estimate does not need the bingo card. The shared header, the footer, and the ad slots come from one folder. The registry file is the list you are filtering. Add a folder under tools/ and a registry entry, and the tool appears on this page and in the "More free tools" row. A university page such as UTHM sits under its tool, and overtime sits under the salary calculator.
Pages that explain the network, rather than calculate anything, live here: about, privacy, contact, and terms. Every tool links back to those four, because a privacy policy should not be copied into six places and left to drift. Advertising is configured once for the whole network. The shared config supplies the Google AdSense publisher ID, and every page loads that script. Labelled Advertisement slots, including the side rails on a wide screen, stay reserved until a numeric slot ID is added for that position. Those slots are not buttons and they sit outside the tool controls.
Nothing here is a professional service. The CGPA is an arithmetic check against a published scale, not a registrar's letter. The salary figure is an estimate from public rate tables, not a payslip and not tax advice. The Jawi helper is a draft spelling. If a result matters, compare it with the faculty handbook, the payslip, or a dictionary. The tools are free to use. Keeping them fast is the reason they do not grow a shared login, a comment section, or a backend.