Developer
JSON, regex, encoders, formatters — utilities for everyday coding.
The developer tools are for the small, everyday jobs of writing and shipping code: formatting and validating JSON, XML, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and SQL; encoding and decoding Base64, URLs, and HTML entities; testing regular expressions; decoding JWTs; calculating subnets; generating UUIDs and .gitignore files; building cron expressions and UTM links. They are the kind of tasks every developer does several times a day, and that usually live in a half-remembered command, a forgotten browser tab, or an online tool that uploads your input to a server you cannot audit.
Every developer tool here runs in your browser. Pasting a JWT, a JSON payload from production, a private API response, or a config file with secrets in it stays on your machine — never uploaded, never logged, never seen by a third party. That matters even more for development utilities than for ordinary tools, because the inputs are routinely things you are not supposed to share.