A Mac, naturally.
Dev Workbench is designed for macOS 14 or later.
SUPPORT
Start with the essentials, or find the answer to a common question.
Dev Workbench is designed for macOS 14 or later.
Understand what is processed, what is saved, and when the app connects.
Privacy detailsSee what each workbench does and choose the right starting point.
Browse workbenchesCOMMON QUESTIONS
Conversions, parsing, inspection, and generation run locally. Explicit network actions such as Run Curl and Web Preview need access to their destinations. App Store product and purchase services may also need a connection.
All 16 workbenches are usable in Free: nine are fully Free and seven add Pro capabilities. Those additions cover larger inputs, more saved sessions, signature work, jq autocomplete and live results, finer text comparison, custom regex input, and embedded web preview. See the workbench catalog for the exact boundary in each tool.
Some workbenches deliberately keep their content session-only, including JWT secrets and keys, curl requests, and image data. Preferences may still be remembered. Check the privacy page for the distinction between content and settings.
Compare the input and active options first: encoding alphabet, padding, timezone, date units, regular expression engine, or supported format can change the result. Dev Workbench’s information buttons explain the relevant behavior and limits.
Use the app’s Restore Purchases action while signed into the Apple Account used for the original purchase. A network connection may be required. If the entitlement is still unavailable, include the app version and error message in your support report; never send payment-card details.
The website’s player is separate from the macOS app. Loading it connects your browser to YouTube but does not give this website access to the content in your workbenches.
Dev Workbench is a native macOS application. This website can be read on other devices; it does not run the workbench tools in your browser.
REPORTING A PROBLEM
A small, reproducible example is the most useful starting point.
For private support, email hello.keloc@gmail.com.
Please keep passwords, tokens, private keys, and customer data out of support messages.