
Tool Yaar: 50+ Smart Utilities in 1 App
50+ everyday tools, all in one fast & simple app.
What it does
Tool Yaar is an all-in-one Android utility app built to replace the clutter of dozens of single-purpose apps. With 50+ smart tools for PDFs, images, QR codes, OCR, calculators, productivity, device utilities, security, and more, everyday tasks become faster and simpler. Built with a clean, lightweight experience for students, professionals, creators, and anyone who wants more from their smartphone.
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