Answers for the games you play.
Mansone has 43 free tools for V-Bucks, Robux, aim and hardware, and live pages for 8 games: today's Fortnite shop in dollars, the most played Roblox games, player counts and launch dates. It all works in your browser, with no account.
We build what players keep asking.
Most tools here started as a search people kept typing, like "valorant sens to cs2", "how much tax does robux take" or "how do I check my monitor refresh rate". The answers were usually buried in old forum threads. When a question keeps coming up, we build a tool that answers it in a few seconds and put it on the page of every game it fits.
The same goes for the live pages. If players check something every day, like the Fortnite shop or what's busy on Roblox, it belongs on one page next to the tools for that game.
Prices show when we checked them.
V-Bucks packs, Robux prices and Roblox's fees change, and an old number can cost you real money. The V-Bucks, Robux to USD and Robux tax tools say when their prices were last checked and link to the source, like Epic's price notice.
When a result is an estimate, the tool says so. Converting sensitivity between two games keeps the same turn per mouse movement, but it can't make two engines feel identical, and the page tells you that.
Free, and paid for by ads.
Every tool is free, and none needs an account. Ads on the site pay for it. My setup keeps your games and settings handy, and it saves them in your browser, not on our servers.
Checking a game on Steam? The Chrome extension (opens in new tab) tells you if your PC can run it, right on the store page.
Tell us what to build next.
If you keep looking something up for your game or your setup, send it over and we'll look at turning it into a tool.