Observed arrival · 2026-11-04
Dogubako puts 249 file tools on one workbench
Dogubako is a free, open-source desktop app for file tasks such as compressing images, merging PDFs, transcribing audio, and formatting JSON, with options to run it locally or on your own server.
- For
- People who regularly convert, compress, or inspect files
- Worth noticing
- The demo combines metadata removal and image compression, then lists each step and offers an Undo.
Field notes
The homepage illustrates file selection by dropping files, searching tools, or describing an outcome in plain language. Its image example applies metadata removal and compression to four photos, shows the steps and resulting files, and says originals remain unchanged with runs recorded in History. The site also points to CLI, HTTP API, MCP, security, and self-hosting guides. These are homepage examples and claims; the extracted evidence does not verify the alpha's behavior.
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