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Four small document jobs in one place: count the words in a text, translate a web page you own into another language, make a calendar file, or turn a table into a CSV file. Ask "how many words and characters is this?", "will this fit in one SMS?", "translate my docs page into Vietnamese, I own it", "make a calendar file for a meeting every Monday at 10 in New York" or "put these rows in a CSV I can open in Excel". Counting gives characters, words, sentences, paragraphs, lines, SMS segments, reading time and Flesch reading scores, and states the rule behind each count. Calendar files follow RFC 5545 and open in Google Calendar, Outlook and Apple Calendar, with time zones, repeats, reminders and all-day events. CSV files follow RFC 4180, with correct quoting and an optional byte order mark for Excel. Translation reads a public web page that you own or have the rights to translate, such as your documentation or public-domain text, and returns Markdown in about 100 languages with headings, lists and code blocks in place. It does not add events to your calendar, open or edit an existing spreadsheet, or translate copyrighted fiction or comics. Files come back as text and as a download link that expires after 24 hours. Your text and pages are not stored.