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Developers who keep reaching for browser-based encoders, formatters, and hash tools.

Why it deserves attention

Devly bundles 65 tools behind a menu bar icon and a hotkey: Base64, JWT, hashes, UUIDs, JSON/YAML/XML/CSV conversion, regex testing, an HTTP client, TOTP, cron parsing, SVG editing, and more. It is native Swift/SwiftUI, works fully offline, and adds a command line plus a Droppy widget. It costs $4.99 once with no subscription. The main limits are macOS 26+ and overlap with Raycast extensions; it is best for people who prefer a dedicated, always-available toolbox.

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