Utilities Tools
The everything-else drawer, done properly: developer utilities (JSON, JWT, SQL, regex, hashes, cron), financial calculators (mortgage, salary, compound interest, retirement), color and design tools, timers and world clocks, and a few genuinely good games. Fifty-plus single-purpose tools, each one loading instantly and running locally.
Developer & data
Format, decode, and check the strings developers paste around all day.
Design & color
Palettes, gradients, type scales, and the unit math between design and CSS.
Money & work
Pay, rates, loans, and long-term savings, with the math shown.
Time
Clocks across cities, meeting times across time zones, and timers for focus.
Maps, weather & units
Coordinates, distances, bearings, forecasts, and unit conversion.
Games, chance & words
Dice, coins, random picks and the odds behind them, plus word puzzles and solvers.
Everyday
Strong passwords and QR codes, made on your device.
AI writing helpers
Drafts for meta descriptions, schema, alt text, and summaries. Some run a model in your browser; the ones labeled as cloud tools send your text to an AI provider for that request.
Which Utilities Tool Do I Need?
Format or minify JSON — and its neighbors decode JWTs, convert CSV to JSON, and format SQL. Safe for tokens and production data precisely because nothing is transmitted.
Cryptographically random passwords to your length/symbol spec, generated on-device. The QR Code Generator does the same for links and Wi-Fi credentials.
Principal, rate, taxes, insurance — plus siblings for loans, compound interest, retirement, rent-vs-buy, and salary conversions.
Translates expressions like */15 9-17 * * 1-5 into plain English and shows the next five run times.
Tonal scales, harmony palettes, and exportable CSS tokens — with HEX↔RGB conversion and a gradient studio alongside.
Cities orbiting a real 3D globe, plus a timezone converter and countdown timers.
Why These Tools Run in Your Browser
Developer utilities are the classic case for local processing: the things developers paste — JWTs, connection strings, API responses, customer data in a CSV — are exactly the things that should never be pasted into a random website that processes them server-side. Every utility here computes in your tab. The financial calculators share the same property: your income, mortgage numbers, and retirement plans are inputs to a formula on your device, not a lead-generation form.
Don’t take the privacy claim on faith — we published a network-level verification in the Privacy Audit and measured processing speed in the Speed Benchmark.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it safe to paste a production JWT or API response here?
That's the design goal: decoding and formatting happen in your browser's memory with zero network transmission, which you can verify live in the network tab. We published exactly that verification — pasting a token and diffing the request log — in our Privacy Audit.
How accurate are the financial calculators?
They implement the standard formulas (amortization, compound interest, future value) and show their work — the mortgage calculator breaks out principal, interest, taxes, and insurance line by line. They're planning tools, not financial advice; lender quotes will differ by fees and rate specifics.
Are the passwords from the generator really random?
They're generated with the Web Crypto API (crypto.getRandomValues), the browser's cryptographically secure source — not Math.random(). Generation happens on your device, and no generated password is ever transmitted or stored.
Why are there games in a utilities collection?
Because a five-minute brain break beats a doomscroll. The word games (Alchemist, Scholar, The Voyager) and the dice roller follow the same rules as everything else: no account, no upload, instant load.