Local first
Text, JSON, timestamps, and drawings are processed in the browser. The few tools with a live network feature are labeled in the catalog and explain what is sent.
Seventy-nine small utilities built for the tasks that kept interrupting real work. Each one opens fast, does one job clearly, and processes your data in the browser — the few with a live network feature are labeled.
A collection of 79 free browser-based developer utilities for recurring engineering tasks: data and key generation, HTML extraction, code formatting and conversion, cryptography, server configs, image processing, and Telegram bot debugging. Most run entirely locally with no accounts or tracking; a handful make a direct network request only for a specific live feature you choose to use — a DNS lookup, an HTTP or WebSocket test, a webhook replay — or send a URL to this site's own backend for a live audit. Every exception is disclosed on that tool's own page.
No all-in-one panel. Pick the utility for your task and start right away.
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The same rules apply across the whole toolbox.
Text, JSON, timestamps, and drawings are processed in the browser. The few tools with a live network feature are labeled in the catalog and explain what is sent.
Each tool has a narrow purpose, predictable controls, and a result that is ready to copy or export.
No account setup or onboarding flow between the input and the useful result.
These are not lead magnets or demos. They are working utilities I use myself and keep improving when the same friction appears again.
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