Try Swiss Knife is a platform of focused tools that run in the browser, with nothing to install: 18 today, and growing. Your data stays on your device unless you choose to save or share it online.
The tools:
• Travel: Trip Planner (day-by-day itineraries, with a view to follow the plan during the trip), Day Trip Planner, Trip Cost Planner, Trip Diary
• Students: Exam Planner, Class Timetable, Student Diary
• Home and family: Recipe Book (with a cook mode and timers), Home Inventory
• Everyday: Event Attendance, Allergy Diary, Checklist, Counter
Some you may not have seen before:
• Gift Diary: gifts given and received, per person and occasion, a thank-you list, and the gifts still to buy
• Contribution: collect money from a group for a birthday gift or an office farewell, and see who has paid
• Home Maker Diary: a household dashboard for housewife or house husband that you build yourself from to-dos, expenses, loans, contacts and more
• Job Hunt Diary: follow every application from interested to offer, with reports for the unemployment office
• Text Dump: paste text in one tap, then tag, group and search it later
New tools join the platform regularly.
TSK Market: a marketplace of ready-made plans shared by the people who use the tools. Trip itineraries, day trips, travel budgets, recipe collections, checklists and more, each published from its author's own page, called a chalet. Instead of reading a plan in a blog post or a video description of Reel, Shorts or TikTok, you open it straight in the tool, change it to fit, and follow it as you go. Publishing your own is free.
Every tool can export your work to a file you keep, share or load back later.
An account is optional. Signing in adds cloud save, sync across devices, share links, publishing on the TSK Market, and AI assist in Trip Planner and Exam Planner. You can also use your own AI: a ready prompt for ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini turns a chat, a PDF or a photo of handwritten recipes into a plan that opens in the right tool.
Available in English, French, German and Spanish. Built and run from Switzerland.
Pricing: the free plan (Plan Titlis) includes every tool. Plan Jungfrau is a paid pass or subscription with higher limits and more AI credits.
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