Version 2.13 — released May 2026

Twenty-four
developer tools,
one quiet macOS app.

The small, daily things — formatting, decoding, comparing, generating — gathered into a single native window. No tabs, no spinners, no telemetry. Just the utility you needed, already open.

Currently most-used: JSON.
24tools, one window
~55 mbapp footprint
macOS 14+Apple silicon & Intel
$29.99one-time, on the App Store
§ 01 — The index

Every tool, listed plainly.
Search the whole shelf, or browse by trade.

§ 02 — Spotlight

AI Chat, rewritten for builders.
v2.12 — Markdown rendering, code copy, Responses API.

DevUtilities AI Chat — Markdown rendering with syntax-highlighted code, copy buttons, and conversation history.
i

Markdown that breathes

Headings, lists, tables, blockquotes — typeset, not just rendered. Code blocks adopt your editor theme.

ii

One-click code copy

Every fence is its own clipboard. Copy a block without smashing the prompt history.

iii

Bring your own model

Responses API, DeepSeek reasoning, or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Local URL, your key, your bill.

iv

Keyboard, top to bottom

⌘N opens; ↩ sends; ⌘⇧C copies the last code block. Mouse is optional.

§ 03 — Voices

What developers say
when the App Store stops listening.

The JSON diff has saved me from at least a dozen late-night API pages. It feels like the tool the Mac always wanted.
Sarah J. Senior Full-Stack Engineer
Crypto, JWT, base64 — the things you reach for at 2am, all in one place. Native enough that I forget it isn't built in.
Michael R. Security Engineer
The timestamp converter and UUID generator are part of my muscle memory. I'd pay for the AI translate alone.
Emily W. iOS Developer
HTTP client with streaming, JSON tree, history. It is what every team's scratch app should grow up to be.
David L. Backend Engineer
Parquet viewer is the unsung hero. Schema, rows, export — the entire debugging loop without leaving the dock.
Alex K. Data Engineer
Regex tester with live capture groups; QR codes from clipboard. Tiny tools, but the polish is the point.
Jessica M. Frontend Developer
§ 04 — Changelog

Released, in the open.
Recent versions, in the order they shipped.

  1. 2.13

    Struct Converter

    Drop in JSON, TOML, YAML, or SQL DDL. Get back a typed struct or interface in TypeScript, Python, Go, Java, Rust, Swift, or PHP — fields, tags, and nested types included.

    May 2026
  2. 2.12

    AI Chat, redrawn

    Markdown rendering with syntax-highlighted code blocks. One-click copy on every fence. OpenAI Responses API and DeepSeek reasoning. AI Translate adds OpenAI TTS — 13 voices, real-time streaming.

    May 2026
  3. 2.11

    Diff, everywhere it makes sense

    Text Compare arrives as a dedicated tool. JSON, SQL, and HTML each pick up a side-by-side diff mode. Powered by CodeMirror.

    Apr 2026
  4. 2.10

    Currency, with memory

    38 fiat currencies. 24-hour smart caching. 30-day price history with quiet trend arrows.

    Mar 2026
  5. 2.9

    Random String

    Five presets — passwords, API keys, tokens, IDs, slugs — backed by SecRandomCopyBytes.

    Feb 2026
§ 05 — Download

Twenty-four tools.
One small Mac app.

Native, offline-capable, $29.99 on the Mac App Store. Ships with feature management, drag-and-drop sidebar organization, and full keyboard navigation. No account, no subscription.