Dev Workbench for macOS

Developer tools that stay on your Mac.

Convert, inspect, generate, compare, and debug with 16 focused workbenches in one native macOS app.

Requires macOS 14 or later.

16
focused workbenches
macOS 14+
native Mac experience
Local
processing by default

Tools for everyday development.

Convert

Move between JSON, YAML, encodings, timestamps, and color formats.

Inspect

Understand tokens, URLs, identifiers, and network ranges.

Generate

Create IDs, HTTP client code, and color palettes.

Compare

Compare text and inspect what changed.

FREE + PRO

Start with every workbench.
Unlock more when you need it.

All 16 workbenches are usable in Free. Nine are fully Free, and seven add Pro capabilities for larger inputs, more saved sessions, signature work, authoring help, finer comparison, and embedded preview.

01 / FREE

Nine complete workbenches.

Epoch Time, Text Encoding, Image Data URI, ID Generator, Cron, Color, cURL to Code, JSON/YAML, and IP/CIDR include their complete current V1 workflows in Free.

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The workbenches

16 focused workbenches.

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Format, repair, and run local jq queries. Pro adds live results and autocomplete.

Convert and format JSON and YAML.

Encode and decode Base64, Hex, Base32, Base58, and Ascii85.

Convert local images into data URIs, HTML, CSS, or Markdown.

Decode and inspect claims. Pro adds signature verification and token creation.

Generate Python, JavaScript, Go, and Java HTTP clients.

Inspect, edit, and rebuild URLs. Pro adds an embedded Web Preview.

Try complete examples in Free. Pro unlocks custom pattern and text input.

Compare text by line. Pro adds larger inputs and finer precision.

Explore structured files with local SQL. Pro adds scale, sessions, and full export.

Analyze real logs in Free. Pro adds scale, sessions, handoff, and full export.

Convert timestamps, dates, timezones, and durations.

Explain schedules and preview previous and upcoming runs.

Generate and inspect UUIDv4, UUIDv7, and ULID values.

Convert colors, create palettes, and check contrast.

Inspect IPv4 networks, address ranges, and subnet details.

Local processing
by default.

Format, convert, and inspect your data on your Mac. Actions such as running a curl request or loading a web preview access the network when you choose to use them.

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