HodrBoard
Package competition boards as JPEGs, offline in Chrome
HodrBoard is a browser application that turns finished PDF, PNG or JPEG boards into consistently named JPEGs. You enter your own brief’s rules: board count, sheet size, dpi, byte limits and a registration-code naming pattern. It picks one common JPEG quality from 95 down to 50 that fits every limit and never shrinks pixel dimensions. You get an upload ZIP containing only the renamed boards plus a separate private receipt holding original names, findings and hashes.
The limits are stated plainly: up to eight boards, 32 MiB per input, pixel ceilings, and refusal of CMYK, 16-bit, alpha or rotated files as well as PDFs with layers, forms or signatures. There is no OCR and no automatic redaction — you must review each board yourself at 100%. Only desktop Chrome 152 on Linux was tested. Processing runs locally and no account is needed.
Why no subscription? A $19 USD one-time purchase through Paddle, with perpetual use of the version you bought. No updates or email delivery are promised; a private recovery code unlocks your download.
Keywords: JPEG export · architecture competition · file size limits · batch renaming · browser app · offline · no subscription · one-time purchase
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