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JSONDock

Launching today

Format, repair, and explore JSON without uploads

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Format, repair, and explore JSON without uploads

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JSONDock is a fast, private JSON workspace that runs entirely in your browser. Paste JSON to format and validate it instantly, explore it as a tree, text, or table, copy any node, preview image and video URLs, preserve huge numbers, repair truncated JSON, remove escape layers, and convert JSON to XML. No uploads, accounts, or server-side storage

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Launch tags:Web App•Productivity•Developer Tools

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Framer AI AgentsDesign and publish professional sites with AI

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What could you build with GPT-5.6 that wasn’t practical before?

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With GPT-5.6 Sol, I can take a product from an ambiguous idea to a tested, deployed release as a solo maker—not just generate isolated code snippets. For JSONDock, it helped me research competing JSON tools, turn those findings into a focused UX, implement lossless numbers, truncated JSON repair, JSON-to-XML conversion, bilingual SEO, and media previews, then test edge cases and deploy to Cloudflare. What was previously impractical was maintaining full product context across research, design, engineering, QA, deployment, and launch preparation while iterating quickly. It feels less like using separate AI tools for individual tasks and more like collaborating with one persistent product and engineering partner.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built JSONDock because formatting JSON should be a quick, focused task — but many tools are cluttered JSONDock keeps the whole workflow in one browser tab: Format and validate JSON as you type Explore data as a tree, text, or table Copy any individual key or value Preserve large integers and high-precision numbers Repair many truncated or malformed JSON documents Remove outer escape layers from pasted JSON Preview image and video URLs on hover Convert JSON to XML and download the result Everything runs locally in your browser. There are no uploads, accounts, analytics scripts, or server-side storage. JSONDock is free, and the interface is available in English and Chinese. I would especially love feedback on two things: the auto-repair flow and the JSON-to-XML conventions. What JSON edge case causes the most trouble in the tools you use today?

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