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Lightweight tools built for daily dev workflows.

JSON Parser
editor
1{
2"users": [
3{
4"id": 1,
5"name": "Alice",
6"role": "admin",
7"active": true
8}
9]
10}
tree
{ }object
usersarray[1]
0object
id: 1
name: "Alice"
role: "admin"
active: true

JSON Parser

Explore any JSON
in seconds.

Paste your JSON and instantly get a collapsible tree view with syntax highlighting. Annotate fields, mask sensitive data, and share with a single URL.

  • Tree view with syntax highlighting
  • URL-encoded shareable links
  • Annotations & sensitive field masking
  • Save history to your dashboard
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JSON Parser
editor
1{
2"users": [
3{
4"id": 1,
5"name": "Alice",
6"role": "admin",
7"active": true
8}
9]
10}
tree
{ }object
usersarray[1]
0object
id: 1
name: "Alice"
role: "admin"
active: true
README Editor
markdown
1# My Project
2
3A fast, lightweight tool for devs.
4
5## Features
6- ✦ Zero setup required
7- ✦ Beautiful output
8- ✦ Open source
9
10## Install
11```bash
12npm install my-project
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My Project
A fast, lightweight tool for devs.
Features
Zero setup required
Beautiful output
Open source
Install
npm install my-project

README Editor

Write Markdown,
see it live.

A clean split editor that renders your Markdown in real-time. Add password protection, set an expiry, and share with a permanent link.

  • Live split editor + preview
  • Save and share with a link
  • Password protection
  • Auto-expiry options
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Everything you need.
Nothing you don't.

Instant, no setup

Open a URL and start working. Paste, parse, and share in seconds.

🔗Shareable URLs

Everything lives in the URL or a short link — easy to share with your team.

🔒Privacy first

Sensitive JSON fields can be masked before sharing. READMEs support passwords.

🕓Revision history

Every save is versioned. Go back to any previous version from your dashboard.

📱Fully responsive

Works on any device — desktop, tablet, or mobile.

🌙Dark mode only

Designed for the terminal crowd. Easy on the eyes at 2am.

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