Tools
Turn Tools into a real utility hub instead of a dead footer link
The reference site has a strong tooling feel, so this route now behaves more like a practical toolbox entry for checks, diagnostics, and lightweight helpers.
Checks
Good fit for compatibility, permission, and device checks
Utility
A home for small interview and job-search helpers
SEO
Useful as a future tools-driven traffic surface
ツール起点の導線
The reference site makes users feel there are real tools behind the product, and this page starts building that same expectation.
- Better for footer traffic and SEO.
- Useful for smaller but meaningful capabilities.
- Makes the product ecosystem feel more complete.
What Tools should feel like
It should act like a practical toolbox, not an abstract marketing paragraph.
Device Checks
Help users validate audio, permissions, and environment setup.
Stealth Diagnostics
A natural future home for stealth-related checks and guidance.
Quick Interview Utilities
Useful for checklists, glossaries, and role breakdown helpers.
Resume Helpers
Can collect small resume and template-related utilities.
Support Shortcuts
Bring self-serve support and diagnostic flows together.
Experiment Surface
A clean place for smaller experimental features.
How this can expand
Start with the most useful utilities
Prioritize checks, troubleshooting, and practical helper flows.
Add product-connected tools
Stealth checks, prep builders, and role analyzers fit especially well.
Grow into a directory
Eventually organize by use case and workflow.
Tools FAQ
Why not build the real tools now?
The route and hierarchy come first. Once the page exists, individual tools can be added naturally over time.
Does this overlap with resources?
Resources is more educational; Tools is more action-oriented and utility-oriented.
What should be added first?
Compatibility checks, permission guides, stealth diagnostics, and resume helpers are strong first candidates.
Give Tools a structure that can keep growing
It now reads like a real tools hub and is ready for future utility pages without feeling improvised.