Why I started next-tools based on it-tools

next-tools started as a personal extension of it-tools.

I’ve been a long-time user of it-tools and really appreciate the idea of having a simple, all-in-one online toolbox for developers.

While using it in daily work, I began experimenting with some changes and improvements that better fit my own needs — such as a more modern UI, deeper multilingual support, and incremental refinements to existing tools.

Over time, this experiment grew into next-tools: a fork focused on modern UI, real i18n across all tools, bug fixes, and continuous evolution with new utilities.

I’m curious to hear from others:

- How do you usually use sites like it-tools?

- Are there any workflows or improvements you’ve personally wanted?

Your input will help guide what next-tools focuses on next.