I’m the maker behind tuti.lt — a small collection of handy websites: a dating site that skips the sign-up form entirely, an instant IP address lookup and a live plane tracker. No accounts, no friction: just open a link and go.
Three live websites, each with the same promise: open the link and the tool is already working. Click any card to try it yourself.
Online dating, zero registration
Meet new people without the hassle of creating an account. Just open the site, pick a nickname and start chatting with singles in seconds — completely free, easy and anonymous.
Instant IP address lookup
Check your own public IP address at a glance, or look up any other IP to see where it comes from — geolocation, ISP, timezone and network details presented in a clean, simple view.
Live aircraft tracker
Watch air traffic unfold in real time on a live map. Follow any aircraft, browse departures and arrivals on airport boards, dig into flight statistics and set alerts for the planes you care about — completely free, right in your browser.
tuti.lt is a one-person workshop for small, focused web products. The mission is simple: build tools that each do one thing well and then stay out of your way. That is why every project shares the same DNA — you open the link and the tool is already working.
No long onboarding, no marketing walls, no downloads. Whether you want to meet someone new, figure out where an IP address is coming from or follow an aircraft crossing the sky, the answer is a single click away. If a feature does not help you get there, it does not make the cut.
Every tool opens straight to the good stuff. No accounts, no emails and no passwords standing between you and the product.
Less data collection by design. Without sign-up forms, there is less of you to store, track or ever leak.
These projects are built to be used, not monetized. The core of every tool stays free for everyone, always.
Take a look, poke around, and if something could be better — I would genuinely love to hear it. Every visit and every bit of feedback shapes what gets built next.
