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Hey PH 👋
I built Handiwork because I kept bouncing between 10 different sites every time I needed to format JSON, generate a UUID, check a regex, or split a bill and most of them were slow or plastered with ads.
So I built one clean place with everything I actually use.
52 tools total. Everything runs in your browser nothing is sent to my servers for the core functionality. No account, no limits, no nonsense.
Would love your honest feedback about what tools are missing? What's broken? What could be better?
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Ran the JWT decoder and the diff checker in a couple of tabs, both loaded instantly without any sign-up nag. Really liked that everything actually runs locally.
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@ulebhuu Instant load was a big priority, glad it showed. No sign-up nags ever, that's a promise 🤝
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the local-only approach is such a smart call for a toolkit like this, especially with the PII scrubber and password generator in the mix. nice clean execution all around
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@hilalyvbr Exactly the thinking behind it, if you're scrubbing PII or generating passwords, the last thing you want is that data hitting a server. Appreciate you noticing!
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the local-only approach is genuinely refreshing, especially for tools that often handle sensitive data like the JWT decoder and PII scrubber. nice work putting everything in one clean spot without the usual ad clutter.
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@kerimflcj That was the whole motivation honestly, tools that handle sensitive data should stay local by default. Thanks for trying it out!
Ran the JWT decoder and the diff checker in a couple of tabs, both loaded instantly without any sign-up nag. Really liked that everything actually runs locally.
@ulebhuu Instant load was a big priority, glad it showed. No sign-up nags ever, that's a promise 🤝
the local-only approach is such a smart call for a toolkit like this, especially with the PII scrubber and password generator in the mix. nice clean execution all around
@hilalyvbr Exactly the thinking behind it, if you're scrubbing PII or generating passwords, the last thing you want is that data hitting a server. Appreciate you noticing!
the local-only approach is genuinely refreshing, especially for tools that often handle sensitive data like the JWT decoder and PII scrubber. nice work putting everything in one clean spot without the usual ad clutter.
@kerimflcj That was the whole motivation honestly, tools that handle sensitive data should stay local by default. Thanks for trying it out!