Tweakpage

Tweakpage turns "can we try making this bigger?" into something you can look at. Select anything on a page and edit it: copy, typography, colours, images, spacing, layout. Reorder sections, duplicate a card, hide what doesn't belong. Double-click text and type straight on the page. Flip between your version and the original with one switch. Your edits stay. They are saved on your own machine, per page, and replay when you come back — so you can live with a change for a day before deciding. Save two versions as proposals and switch between them. Tell it which parts of a page to leave alone — a chat launcher, a consent banner — so they stop absorbing clicks meant for the page. And put everything back the way it came whenever you want. When you're ready, hand it off. Copy a change list an engineer can act on: element, property, old value, new value, and your note explaining why. Or take one image with before and after side by side. Or send a link, if you have an S3 bucket of your own — whoever opens it needs Tweakpage and nothing else. Nothing leaves your computer unless you press something that sends it, and the first time that would happen, Tweakpage stops and tells you exactly what is about to go where. No account, no server, no analytics.