46+ free, private developer utilities. Format JSON, decode JWTs, generate RSA keys, and test RegEx entirely in your browser RAM with zero server communication. No logs, no data leaks, works 100% offline as an installable PWA
Hey everyone, I recently launched Secure Devutils ( https://securedevutils.com/ ) a collection of free, privacy-first web utilities for developers. Why Secure Devutils? I noticed many online JSON formatters and string converters send sensitive payloads to backend servers. I wanted a safer alternative, so I built this entirely with client-side Web Workers and offline PWA support. Current Features
It currently includes: JSON formatters JWT decoders Hash generators Base64 tools And more. Most importantly, your data never leaves your browser. Seeking Feedback
I would love to get your honest feedback! Are there specific tools you feel are missing? How is the UI/UX? Have you noticed any bugs or performance issues? Thanks in advance for reviewing it and providing your suggestions!
Hey Product Hunt! I'm a developer,after years of nervously pasting sensitive data into online formatters, I decided to build a solution SecureDevUtils: Your Privacy-First Developer Toolkit. It's a suite of daily developer tools designed with absolute privacy and speed in mind. Everything runs strictly client-side in your browser nothing touches a server, no login required, and it's 100% free. Why SecureDevUtils? Privacy First: No more worrying about your sensitive JSON, API keys, or JWTs being logged. Client-Side Execution: All processing happens directly in your browser. Blazing Fast: Built with Next.js for a smooth, responsive experience. Completely Free: Access powerful tools without any cost. Current Tools Include: JSON Formatting Secure Hashing Base64 Encoding/Decoding Regex Testing and many more.. I would love to get your honest feedback! Try it out and let me know: 1. How does the UI/UX feel for your daily workflow?
2. Did you run into any edge cases?
3. What other client-side tools would you want to see added next? Thanks for checking it out! Excited to connect with the community. Check out SecureDevUtils here: (www.securedevutils.com)
