FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about how Scult Toolsworks, what it costs, and what happens to your data. Tool-specific questions live on each tool's own page — these are the questions about the site itself.
Is Scult Tools really free?
Yes. Every tool and every prompt in the library is free to use, with no paywall anywhere on the site. There is no premium tier, no usage cap that suddenly asks for a card, and no result hidden behind a locked feature.
Do I need to create an account?
No. Nothing on this site requires a sign-up, a login, or an email address. Open a tool, use it, and leave — there is no account system to skip.
Which tools run in my browser, and which use a server?
13 of the 15 tools on the site run entirely in your browser tab — your files and text never leave your device. The rest use a server only where the task genuinely needs one, such as measuring a live page's speed. The exact breakdown, tool by tool, is on the privacy page.
How is Scult Tools related to Scult?
Scult Tools is built and maintained by Scult, an AI-first digital agency based in Noida, Delhi NCR. The tools started as internal utilities the delivery team needed and were published once they were built properly.
How often are the tools updated?
Each tool carries a real last-reviewed date on its own page, so you can judge how current it is rather than take freshness on faith. Tools are revisited when the underlying standard, API, or formula they rely on changes.
Can I request a new tool or report a bug?
Yes. Email connect@scult.in with what you need or what looks wrong. Every tool also states its own limitations on its page, so if you spot a calculation that is off, that is the fastest way to get it fixed.
Can AI assistants and answer engines use content from this site?
Yes, deliberately so. robots.txt explicitly allows the major AI crawlers — including GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, and Google-Extended — rather than relying on the default wildcard allow. An llms.txt file is also published at /llms.txt specifically to help AI assistants and answer engines like ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Gemini understand what is on the site and cite it accurately.
Is my data safe when I use a tool?
The tools that run in your browser never send your data anywhere — there is nothing to secure, because nothing leaves your device. For the small number of tools that do use a server, the privacy page states exactly what gets sent and why, tool by tool.
What is the difference between the tools and the prompt library?
The tools are single-purpose utilities that produce a result — an invoice, a QR code, a schema snippet. The prompt library is a separate collection of 254 copy-paste prompts for ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Midjourney and other AI tools, each with an explanation of why it works and the tool version it was verified against.
Where are the terms of service and the privacy policy?
The privacy page covers exactly what data each tool touches, and the terms page covers the legal terms of using the site. Both are linked in the footer of every page.
