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Mac developers who want formatters, encoders, and converters without opening a browser tab.

Why it deserves attention

DevUtils bundles JSON formatting, Base64, JWT, regex testing, hashes, UUIDs, timestamps, diffs, and dozens more into one native Mac app. Everything runs offline, so tokens and production payloads stay on your machine. The one-time license includes updates, and the app stays fast because it is not an Electron wrapper. The trade-off is macOS-only, and Raycast extensions cover some of the same ground for free.

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