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Formatters, encoders, generators and parsers — all running entirely in your browser, so nothing you paste ever leaves your machine.
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This matters more than it sounds. Developers routinely paste JWTs, .env contents, HAR files and API responses into online tools, and those payloads frequently contain live credentials. Every tool in this set is plain client-side JavaScript with no network calls, no analytics on the input, and nothing sent to a server — because the safe version of these utilities is the one that physically cannot transmit what you paste.
Correctness on the edge cases
The subnet calculator is right for /31 and /32, where RFC 3021 changes the usable-host count that most calculators get wrong. The semantic-version comparator reproduces the specification's pre-release precedence rules rather than comparing strings. The cron parser applies the day-of-month and day-of-week OR rule, which is the single most misread behaviour in scheduling and the reason a job you expected to run once a year runs sixty times.
Honest about what cannot round-trip
Some conversions are lossy by nature. The Tailwind converter reports what it cannot represent instead of emitting plausible-looking wrong output, and the checksum tools tell you when the browser cannot provide a secure context rather than silently degrading.