Developer Tools

Tools · Developer Toolbox

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A dozen everyday developer tools: JSON, JWT, YAML, Base64, UUID, Regex, hashing, Markdown, Timestamp, Cron, and more. Everything runs locally in your browser — open and use, your input never leaves your device.

Principles

  • Runs locallyAll computation happens in the browser — open and use.
  • No backendNo server dependency: nothing to upload, nothing to go down.
  • Data stays on your deviceWhat you type never leaves your machine.

Roadmap

Planned directions

The registered tool directions and inventory below — all planned or in development, with no entries published before they ship.

SQL Tools

First batch2

SQL formatting, validation, and analysis.

  • SQL FormatterFormat and beautify SQLPlanned
  • SQL → ER PreviewGenerate ER previews from DDLPlanned

JSON Tools

First batch2

JSON formatting, validation, and conversion.

  • JSON FormatterFormat, minify, and validate JSONPlanned
  • JSON → TypeScriptGenerate TypeScript types from JSONPlanned

Encoding Tools

First batch3

Base64, URL, and hash encoding.

  • Base64 CodecBase64 encode and decodePlanned
  • URL CodecURL encode and decodePlanned
  • Hash GeneratorMD5 / SHA family hashingPlanned

Developer Tools

3

Regex, timestamps, cron, and other daily utilities.

  • Regex TesterRegular expression test benchPlanned
  • Timestamp ConverterUnix timestamp conversionPlanned
  • Cron ParserCron expression parsingPlanned

AI Tools

1

Prompt and AI-assisted utilities.

  • Prompt LibraryReusable prompt template libraryPlanned

Text Tools

2

Text processing and conversion.

  • Text DiffSide-by-side text diffPlanned
  • Case ConverterIdentifier case conversionPlanned

Network Tools

2

IP, DNS, and network diagnostics.

  • IP ToolkitIP lookup and subnet mathPlanned
  • UA ParserUser-Agent parsingPlanned

Image Tools

1

Image compression and format conversion.

  • Image CompressorLocal image compressionPlanned

The first batch focuses on SQL, JSON, and encoding utilities; release pace is announced on Updates and in blog devlogs.