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DevUtils

Native macOS toolbox of 47+ offline developer tools, from JSON formatting to JWT debugging.

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About DevUtils

DevUtils is a paid Mac app that bundles dozens of everyday developer helpers into one native window. It covers formatters and minifiers for JSON, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SQL and XML; converters such as YAML to JSON, JSON to CSV, cURL to code and HTML to JSX; inspectors like a Unix time converter, JWT debugger, regex tester, text diff and cron parser; and generators for UUIDs, hashes, QR codes and lorem ipsum. Like DevToys, it can read the clipboard and jump to the tool that matches, and it hooks into Raycast, Alfred and the terminal. Everything works offline, so pasted secrets stay on the machine. It is sold as a perpetual licence per Mac with a year of updates, with team pricing per device, and is also offered through the Mac App Store and Setapp. There is no Windows or Linux version.

Best for: Mac developers who want a polished native toolbox and are happy to pay once.

Pros and cons

What works

  • Large set of tools (47+) in one native Mac app
  • Works fully offline
  • One-time purchase rather than a subscription
  • Integrates with Raycast, Alfred and the terminal

Why people leave

  • macOS only
  • Paid, while DevToys and IT-Tools are free
  • Licence includes only one year of updates

Top DevUtils alternatives

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  1. 1DevToys logo
    DevToys

    Free and open source with similar clipboard detection, and it also runs on Windows and Linux.

    66.5
  2. 2CyberChef logo
    CyberChef

    Free browser-based tool with far more encoding and data operations, chained into reusable recipes.

    62.6

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DevUtils: common questions

Is DevUtils free?

No, DevUtils is a paid product. Starting price: $29 one-time (1 Mac) (checked on DevUtils's own site).

Is DevUtils open source?

No, DevUtils is not open source. Open-source alternatives include DevToys and CyberChef.

What platforms does DevUtils run on?

DevUtils is available for macOS.

What are the best alternatives to DevUtils?

The highest-ranked DevUtils alternatives right now are DevToys and CyberChef. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

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