The short facts
What we make
Extensions
TypeCrux is a private, local-first text expander. Typed shortcuts expand into full text, and its snippets, settings and usage statistics remain in the user’s browser. An optional Vault encrypts snippets on the device. Tabcrux is a session and tab manager whose windows, tabs and sessions are stored locally in the browser, and Shotcrux is a screenshot tool whose captures are created and stored locally. Extension licence options are set out separately on Pricing & licensing, because a workbook purchase and an extension licence are different kinds of purchase.
Workbooks
RahaKit publishes a growing library of ready-made Excel workbooks for small businesses and online sellers, including bookkeeping, inventory, pricing and dashboard or KPI trackers. The workbooks are sold on Etsy as instant downloads. A buyer pays once, downloads the file and keeps it for reuse; there is no subscription for the purchased workbook. Each product page describes the file’s purpose and boundaries, so the format and scope can be judged before purchase.
Free tools
The free tools section at rahakit.com/tools is another way to use RahaKit without buying or installing a product. Tools such as the Etsy Fee Calculator run in the visitor’s browser and are free to use. A free tool is its own format: it does not turn the workbooks or extensions into free products, and it does not change the terms that apply to them. The Tools page is the place to browse the growing selection and find the tool that matches the job in front of you.
How we work
Private and local-first
RahaKit’s extensions and workbooks are designed so the work you do with them stays on your own device or in your own file, and the products themselves do not track you. Free tools also process their work in your browser. Local-first describes that product handling; it is not a claim that a purchase, a support message or a visit to this website involves no processing at all. Privacy gives the full account, including the limited information involved outside local product work.
Buy once, keep it
For workbooks, the model is simple: one payment on Etsy, then the downloaded file is yours to keep and reuse, with no subscription. That file-ownership model belongs to the workbooks. RahaKit is the studio behind the products; for extension licence purchases, Lemon Squeezy is the merchant of record that handles checkout. Extensions have licence options of their own, and Pricing & licensing carries the exact licence terms and the “Lifetime” definitions that apply, so the two models are not blurred into a single promise.
Honest pages
Every product page states limitations next to strengths, including what the product does not do and the jobs it is not shaped for. That detail is part of the offer, not small print added after the decision. If a workbook, extension or tool does not fit the way you work, the page should make that clear before you buy rather than leave you to discover it afterwards.
Support is a person
Support starts with an email address, . Messages are read by a person rather than routed through a ticket queue before anyone sees the question. The point is practical: a question about a file, a licence or a product detail goes to an address where it can be read in context and answered from that same address.
The honest part
We would rather you read the details than take our word for the summary. No tool here is right for every workflow, and the local-first position does not remove the need to explain purchases, licences and data handling. RahaKit sells digital products only: extension licences are handled through Lemon Squeezy as merchant of record, and workbooks are sold through Etsy. Before buying, read the product page for scope and limits, Pricing & licensing for the exact licence terms, and Privacy for the complete data position. Those pages are the references for their subjects; this page makes the studio and its product categories clear without replacing them.
Support
Questions about a product, a workbook, an extension licence or anything else on this site go to . Support is read by a person, not handled by a ticket system, and replies come from that address. If you are writing about a problem, say which product you are using and what happened; that makes it easier to look at the actual issue. Your email address and message are used to answer you and keep the support conversation coherent.
Explore RahaKit
If you are deciding whether a particular tool fits your work, start with the product pages and read the limits beside the strengths. If you would rather try something first, the free tools run in your browser with nothing to install. And if you only came to know what RahaKit is, you now have the short version: one studio, products that keep your work on your device, and pages that say what they do not do.