Everything Adobe Acrobat does — view, edit, merge, sign, encrypt — plus the one thing it never will. No download. No account.
You've got the file. Somewhere. On one of four devices. Good luck finding it.
A 40-page contract, and the one clause that matters is buried on page 31.
Adobe wants a yearly subscription and your soul to do… the basics.
You sign things you only 80% understand and hope it works out.
The everyday stuff? Free, forever. The genuinely painful stuff? That's the coffee — and it's worth ten.
Nobody reads PDFs. Come on. So we stopped pretending. Fudobe does everything Acrobat does, then lets you actually talk to the thing — summarize it, interrogate it, understand what you're about to sign. In your browser, on your machine, no babysitter.
Because Adobe sucks.
Skim it in a sentence. Study it properly. Or summon an expert to tell you how to negotiate. Bring your own model or use the one built in.
This Agreement shall remain in effect for an initial period of twelve (12) months from the Effective Date.
Thereafter it shall automatically renew for successive 12-month terms unless either party provides written notice no fewer than thirty (30) days prior to the end of the then-current term.
Fees for renewal terms may increase by up to fifteen percent (15%) per renewal.
Hover to peek. Click any of these — each one has its own story to tell.
Drop in the textbook chapter, quiz yourself, ask why something matters. Reading is optional now.
Paste the lease, the MSA, the NDA. Get the traps flagged and the negotiation moves before you sign.
Summarize the 80-page deck, pull the one number you need, move on with your day.
Adobe charges ~$239.88/yr for everything and locks you in. We give the everyday tools away — they run in your browser, so they cost us nothing — and only charge for the stuff that genuinely costs money to run.
Every everyday PDF tool, running right in your browser.
The headaches a coffee makes disappear:
Nope. Fudobe runs in your browser — open the page, drop a PDF, go. Everything happens on your device; nothing is sent to our servers. (A native desktop app may come later for power users, but you'll never need it for the basics.)
The everyday PDF tools — view, organize, edit, annotate, fill & sign, forms, protect, convert — are free, forever, no account. They run in your browser, so they cost us nothing. The magic that needs real infrastructure (AI, encrypted cloud sync, the signature vault) is Fudobe Plus at $5/mo. We only charge for what genuinely costs money to run.
They sit on your device, opened locally in the browser. If you turn on Plus sync, they travel encrypted between your own devices and nowhere else. Either way, they're nobody's business but yours.
Yes. Plug in your favorite provider with a key, or point Fudobe at a local model. You pay your provider for tokens directly — the $5 is for the product, never a markup on tokens.
Say it out loud: foo-DOH-bee. You're welcome.