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Developer utilities that never see the internet

Every developer has pasted a production payload into a random JSON formatter and felt a flicker of doubt. These are the same everyday utilities, running entirely on your device — safe for real API responses, internal logs, tokens and customer data.

JSON formatter in On Device Tools

01JSON — format, minify, validate

Paste any JSON and click Format for readable indentation or Minify to strip it back down. Malformed JSON gets a plain-language error instead of a silent failure, so it doubles as a validator.

02Regex — test a pattern or build one from examples

Test pattern highlights live matches with a running count and flag chips for g, i, m, s and u. Build from examples works backwards: paste a few strings you want to match and it synthesizes a regex that generalizes their shared shape — genuinely useful when you know the data but not the syntax.

03Diff — compare two versions

Paste, drop or upload two files and click Compare for a line-by-line diff with a same-or-different summary. Long diffs can be opened in a separate window for side-by-side reading.

04Hash, Encode, Time and UUID

Hash computes SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-384 or SHA-512 for verifying downloads or comparing values. Encode handles Base64 and URL encoding both ways. Time converts Unix timestamps to readable dates and back. UUID generates v4 IDs in bulk for seeding test data.

Why it matters: the risky habit is not using a JSON formatter — it is pasting a live payload containing tokens, emails or customer records into one. Running locally removes the question entirely.
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