- Add /products/, covering the one product actually in service. It is written to match reality rather than padded out to look like a matrix. - Add /services/, describing the work taken on and, deliberately, the work that is not a good fit. - Add the privacy policy and terms, linked from the footer. Both describe what the site actually does — no cookies, no analytics — and carry TODO notes for the parts needing legal review.
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Alongside client work we build tools of our own. We keep the number small: each one exists because we needed it ourselves and suspected others did too.
Free to use, nothing to install
Every tool here runs entirely in your browser. There is no account to create and no upload step — whatever you paste in stays on your machine.
That is a deliberate choice rather than a limitation. We use these tools on real configuration files and real API responses, and a tool that phones home is a tool we would not be able to use.
Dev Lab
A JSON viewer built for data that is too large and too nested to read by hand. Paste a response, query it with JSONPath, and the matching fields are highlighted in place. Matches can be copied out in one click.
It also carries a few smaller utilities we kept reaching for.