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built a suite of 30 browser-based privacy tools (PDF editing, image tools, encrypted notes, QR codes, dev utilities) that run entirely on-device, no server, no account. It's free and open-source on the web, no plans to change that. I'm about to launch an Android version and I'm trying to decide on pricing: 1 day of free access, then a one-time $1 "lifetime unlock" — no subscription, no ads, ever. Before I build the whole Play Store listing around this, I want to know: would you actually pay $1 for that, or does any paywall after a trial kill it for you even at that price? Not asking you to buy anything right now — just want honest reactions to the model itself. Appreciate your time and feedback!   submitted by   /u/Lanky-Paper-4242 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/8 11:10:13