An offline Swiss-army knife for developers — 50-plus small tools (JSON, JWT, base64, regex, timestamps, hashing) in one native window that reads your clipboard.

DevUtils bundles the pile of converter and formatter websites every developer keeps bookmarked into a single app that runs entirely offline. Paste or copy something and it guesses what you've got — a JWT, a Unix timestamp, a URL, a blob of JSON — and opens the matching tool. There are over fifty: JSON/SQL/XML formatting, base64 and URL encoding, hash and UUID generation, a regex tester, JSON↔YAML↔CSV, cURL-to-code, text diff, case conversion, cron parsing, and more.
The privacy angle is real: you can decode a production JWT or format a payload with customer data without it ever leaving your machine. And it's a proper native app — instant launch, keyboard-driven, with Alfred and Raycast integration — rather than a browser tab you keep alive. One purchase, no subscription.
50+ tools for formatting, encoding, generating, and inspecting
Clipboard detection that opens the right tool automatically
Fully offline — nothing is sent anywhere
Alfred and Raycast workflows for triggering tools by keyword
Native and fast, with a global hotkey
Free trial, then a one-time license with a year of updates (keep using the version you paid for after that).


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