Twelve tools, zero uploads
Generators and utilities we needed ourselves. Everything runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded or stored.
Generators
Bios, READMEs, project ideas, pitches, commit messages and a stack recommendation — rule-based, instant, private.
Developer Bio Generator
Type your role, stack and what you are building; get a 160-character X bio, a LinkedIn headline, a long bio and a DEVAE profile bio in one click. Nothing is uploaded.
Open tool →GitHub Profile README Generator
Fill in your name, role, stack and links to generate a clean profile README in markdown, ready to paste into your username/username repository.
Open tool →Side Project Idea Generator
Choose your stack, how much time you have and what you care about; get five concrete project ideas with features and a stretch goal, from a curated bank of over 80 ideas.
Open tool →Hackathon Pitch Generator
Enter your problem, users, solution and stack; get eight team-name options, a 60-second pitch script and a Devpost-ready description you can paste straight in.
Open tool →Commit Message Generator
Pick a type and scope, write the summary and bullets, and get a valid Conventional Commits message with the git command — the subject line is checked against the 72-character limit.
Open tool →Tech Stack Picker
Six questions about what you are building, your team and where you will host it produce a recommended stack with the reasoning, the trade-offs and two alternatives — plus the DEVAE communities for each.
Open tool →Utilities
The small things you open ten times a day.
Regex Explainer
Paste any regular expression to see what each token means in plain English — anchors, character classes, groups, quantifiers, alternation and lookarounds — and test it against your own text.
Open tool →Regex Tester
Type a pattern and test string to see matches highlighted, with capture groups and named groups listed as you type.
Open tool →JSON Formatter
Paste JSON to pretty-print it with 2 or 4 spaces, minify it, or find the exact position of a syntax error. Nothing leaves your browser.
Open tool →JWT Decoder
Paste a JWT to see its header, payload and whether it has expired. The token is decoded locally and never uploaded.
Open tool →Cron Expression Builder
Pick minute, hour, day, month and weekday to build a cron expression, read it back in plain English, and see the next five runs.
Open tool →Base64 Encoder / Decoder
Convert text to Base64 and back, with correct UTF-8 handling and an option for the URL-safe alphabet.
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