Atbase Releases 88 AI-Built Business Tools Free Under Temahera Banner
The release positions free, offline-capable, source-disclosed AI tools as a step for Japanese small and medium enterprises to move from using AI to building their own tools, against a backdrop where SME productivity has stayed flat.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
Atbase released Temahera, a free collection of 88 business tools on October 15, 2026, as part of its AI utilization support service AI no Sensei. The tools cover PDF, image, video processing, invoice creation, and website security diagnostics. Atbase says it plans to expand to over 500 tools within the year. Source code for every tool is published, and most work offline once the page loads.
Every tool runs inside the browser, so files stay on the device rather than going to a server. Atbase says the exception is eight tool types such as site diagnostics, and the rest keep working after the page is opened even if the connection drops.
Source code for all 88 tools is published on the site, and each can be downloaded as a ZIP so users can check it has not been altered. The tools are free and need no registration.
Atbase cites a Tokyo Chamber of Commerce and Industry survey finding more than 80 percent of small and medium enterprises use generative AI, while just over 40 percent use only free tools. The company frames Temahera as an entry point toward making tools suited to a company's own operations.
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