Goblin Tools: The Free Tool That Thinks for You

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Struggling with planning, organising, or just figuring out where to start?
Meet Goblin Tools — a clever set of AI-powered tools built to help simplify everyday challenges. It’s especially helpful if you’re neurodivergent, but honestly, it’s useful for anyone feeling a bit overwhelmed.

Whether you’re breaking down a big task, writing an email, or trying to make sense of your thoughts — Goblin Tools has your back.

What Are Goblin Tools?

Goblin Tools is a free web app (also available as a mobile app) made up of six helpful features, all powered by AI. Here’s what they do:

📝 Magic To-Do

Break down big tasks into clear, step-by-step actions. Perfect for tackling coursework, cleaning your flat, or anything in between.

⚖️ The Judge

Not sure how your message sounds? Paste it in and The Judge will give you a tone check — super handy for emails or texts when you’re second-guessing yourself.

🔄 Compiler

Got a mess of ideas? Compiler takes scattered thoughts or notes and pulls them together into a tidy, readable summary.

🏗️ The Professor & The Consultant

Need help understanding something or want advice? These tools explain tricky topics, offer suggestions, and help you move forward with confidence.

✍️ Formaliser

Change your tone with one click — make things more formal, casual, friendly or assertive. Great for polishing assignments or professional messages.

💡 Why Try Goblin Tools?

  • Built with neurodivergent brains in mind — but helpful for everyone
  • Totally free and available online or via app
  • Customisable to suit how you like to work
  • Brilliant for students, staff, and anyone juggling a million tabs in their brain

Get Started

Try it here – Goblin Tools

Or search Goblin Tools in your app store

Want more helpful tech like this?

Need a Bit More Guidance?

The CED team have put together a brilliant Accessibility Guide to Goblin Tools — perfect if you want a deeper dive or prefer step-by-step support.

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