DevUtils1.17.0

DevUtils puts more than 47 developer utilities into a native macOS app, helping developers handle everyday data tasks from one place. It works entirely offline, so anything pasted into it remains on the local machine rather than being sent to online services. The app can recognize clipboard content and suggest the matching utility, such as a Unix timestamp converter for 1611241901, a JSON formatter for structured data, or a Base64 decoder for encoded text; clicking its status-bar icon opens the toolbox.

Its generators and decoders create QR codes, Lorem Ipsum, UUIDs, Nano IDs, and MD5, SHA-1, or SHA-2 hashes, while also encoding and decoding URLs, Base64, and HTML entities. Conversion and parsing tools cover Unix time, query strings, YAML, JSON, number bases, CSV, HTML, and JSX, including JSON-to-CSV, CSV-to-JSON, HTML-to-JSX, and related transformations. Inspection and debugging utilities include a JWT debugger, regular-expression tester, HTML preview, text-difference checker, and string inspector.

Developers can customize and configure the collection, organize utilities into groups, and work with code syntax highlighting in a native interface that integrates with other apps. DevUtils suits routine coding, parsing, debugging, and data-conversion work on macOS, particularly when keeping copied material local matters.

Version 1.17.0 adds hexadecimal-to-ASCII and ASCII-to-hexadecimal conversion, a line sorter that can reorder multiline text and remove duplicates, and Keccak-256 hashing for blockchain-related work. It also makes the Unix Time Converter automatically strip formatting characters such as commas and fixes several small interface bugs; the release is freeware for Intel and Apple Silicon Macs.