Developer & IoT Tools
Tools for developers and IoT tinkerers – fast, private, no login.
All tools in this category
- HEX / Base64 decoder
Convert HEX values or Base64 strings into readable text (ASCII/UTF-8) – entirely in your browser. - JSON formatter
Validate JSON, highlight errors and pretty-print it – locally in your browser. - Cron expression tester
Validate cron expressions and preview the next scheduled runs – locally in your browser. - QR code generator
Convert URLs or WiFi credentials into QR codes – directly in your browser, no upload. - Unix timestamp converter
Convert Unix timestamps to local time and vice versa – directly in your browser.
About these tools
This developer toolset covers everyday workflows: format and validate JSON, decode HEX or Base64 payloads, test cron expressions, generate QR codes for URLs or Wi-Fi, and convert Unix timestamps to human-readable time. Everything runs offline in your browser.
What you can do with Developer & IoT Tools
Tools for developers and IoT tinkerers – fast, private, no login. This category currently includes 5 focused tools for common tasks that can be completed directly in the browser without installing software or creating an account. The workflow is intentionally simple: open a tool, enter data or select a file, review the result and download or copy it immediately.
This developer toolset covers everyday workflows: format and validate JSON, decode HEX or Base64 payloads, test cron expressions, generate QR codes for URLs or Wi-Fi, and convert Unix timestamps to human-readable time. Everything runs offline in your browser. The category is designed for fast workflows where privacy, short loading times and simple controls matter more than a complex cloud platform. You can finish one specific task without launching a large application or transferring private content to external servers.
Frequently asked questions
Are the Developer & IoT Tools free?
Yes. Every tool in this category is free to use and requires no signup.
Are files or inputs sent to a server?
No. Processing runs locally in your browser, so file contents and inputs stay on your device.
Can I use these tools on a phone?
Many tools work on mobile devices. For large files or precise editing, a desktop browser is usually more comfortable.