Be honest: How many times this week have you pasted a sensitive JSON payload, a JWT token, or an API key into a random, ad-filled online formatter or decoder?
We all do it to save time, but deep down, we know it's a massive security risk. We have no idea if those websites are logging our sensitive data on their servers.
I got tired of this risk, so I decided to build a secure alternative: EncryptDecrypt.org
🛡️ What is EncryptDecrypt.org?
It is a massive suite of 330+ developer and cryptography utilities. The core philosophy is simple: Zero Trust, Zero Logs.
Every single tool on the website runs 100% locally in your browser using the native W3C Web Cryptography API. Nothing is ever transmitted to a server. You can literally load the page, turn off your Wi-Fi, and the tools will still work perfectly.
🛠️ What's inside the box?
I recently migrated the entire project from WordPress to a fast, clean React SPA to make routing and execution instant. Here are some of the most used hubs:
- Generators & Tokens: UUID v4/v7, NanoID, Secure Passwords, CSRF Tokens.
- Security & Ciphers: AES-256-GCM, ChaCha20, RSA, Blowfish.
- Formatters & Validators: JSON/XML/SQL beautifiers, JWT Token Debugger, CSV to JSON converters.
- Hashing: SHA-256, SHA-3, BLAKE3, bcrypt, PBKDF2.
- Encoders: Base64, URL-Safe Base64, Base58, Hex.
🚀 Why I built it
As developers, we shouldn't have to compromise our data security just to decode a Base64 string or format a messy XML file. I wanted to build a single, unified platform that developers can bookmark and trust.
Let me know what you think!
I would love for the Dev.to community to try it out.
👉 Check it out here: https://encryptdecrypt.org
How is the UI and speed? Are there any specific developer tools or obscure ciphers you'd like me to add next? Let me know in the comments!
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