How we got here
Sharmaji Technology Media didn't start as a plan for a company — it started as one product, built properly, with a second one following the same rule: make it yourself, make it free to use, and don't cut corners on the parts people don't see.
Sharmaji Tools
Sharmaji Tools began as an answer to a simple frustration: most free PDF tools online ask you to upload your file to someone else's server. Sharmaji Tools was designed and built with its own interface from the start — not a copy of an existing product — and every tool runs locally, in your browser, so a file you're editing never actually leaves your device.
It launched with a handful of core jobs — merge, split, compress, convert, password-protect — and grew one tool at a time into a full set: eleven PDF tools covering organising, converting, securing, marking up, OCR and fillable forms, plus eight everyday utilities like a calculator, HTML editor, QR generator and background remover. No accounts, no watermarks, no "three files a day" limits.
Sharmaji Musics
Sharmaji Musics was built for a different problem: independent artists finishing an original song with nowhere straightforward — and free — to send it out into the world. It's a custom-built distribution studio, with its own upload flow for a release poster, the audio file, and full credits (singer, lyricist, producer, recording company and submitter), rather than a bare form bolted onto a page.
Once submitted, a release is reviewed and pushed out to major platforms — Spotify, JioSaavn, YouTube Music, Apple Music, Amazon Music, SoundCloud and more — usually going live everywhere within about three weeks, at no cost to the artist.
The standard, not the product, repeats
Tools and Musics solve different problems for different people. What they share is how they were built.
Built from scratch
Neither product is a re-skin of something that already exists. Both have their own interface, their own design language, and their own logic.
Privacy by default
Sharmaji Tools never uploads your files to a server. Sharmaji Musics only ever collects what a release actually needs to go out for distribution.
Free to use
No fee to open a tool. No fee to submit a song for distribution. Support is free too — one contact page covers both.
Still being built
Both grow the same way — one tool, one feature, one fix at a time — rather than shipping everything at once and leaving it alone.
Question about either one?
The contact page lets you pick which one you're asking about, so your message reaches the right desk.
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