Free where it counts
Most of our tools are completely free — no paywalls, no trials. When something does cost money, the price is shown up front on its card. No surprises.
About us
Innovation Earth Projects is a small student-run studio in Utah. We got tired of tools that were either clunky, paywalled, or quietly harvesting our data — so we started building our own. Most of what we ship is completely free, works without an account, and respects your privacy by default. No ads — ever.
Every product we publish has to pass these before it ships.
Most of our tools are completely free — no paywalls, no trials. When something does cost money, the price is shown up front on its card. No surprises.
No ads, no analytics trackers, no selling data. Most of our tools run entirely in your browser and never send anything to a server.
Open a link, start working. Accounts are optional everywhere we offer them — you should never have to sign up to get things done.
Every tool starts as something one of us actually needed for a class, project, or competition — then we polish it enough to share.
It started the way most student projects do: with a deadline. We needed a better way to get one specific thing done for school, couldn't find a tool that didn't nag us for money or personal data, and built a rough version ourselves.
Classmates started using it. Then classmates' friends. That taught us the obvious-but-easy-to-forget lesson: students don't want more accounts and dashboards — they want small, fast tools that do one job well and get out of the way.
Since then we've grown into a small studio that ships software publicly on this site — free or clearly priced, never ad-supported — and writes back to everyone who emails us. We're still students first, but we build for everyone: students, teachers, makers, and anyone who wants tools that get out of the way. That means we move quickly, admit mistakes, and build the tools we genuinely wish existed.
A single deadline-driven side project solves a problem our own classes hit every week.
Students around school start using it daily — feedback piles up faster than we can file it.
We formalize as Innovation Earth Projects, set the four rules, and keep shipping.
New tools ship regularly on this site. The roadmap is driven entirely by what students ask for.
No venture funding, no growth targets — just students shipping tools they use themselves.
Ideas come from classes, competitions, and messages in the contact form. If enough students hit the same wall, it goes on the list.
Prototypes are built fast and tested on actual students (mostly us, under real deadlines) before anything looks finished.
Tools stay in public view with honest status labels — beta means beta. Feedback directly shapes the next version.
Tell us what's slowing you down at school — feature requests, bug reports, and partnership ideas all land in the same inbox, and a real human reads every one.