After 15 days of building, shipping, writing content, learning SEO, and documenting everything publicly, I'm excited to finally say:
Dev Suit is Officially Live 🚀
🌐 Website
https://dev-suit.vercel.app/
💻 GitHub Repository
https://github.com/yashshah935/Dev_suit
👨💼 LinkedIn
https://www.linkedin.com/in/yashshah935/
Why I Built Dev Suit
Like many developers, I found myself repeatedly searching for the same tools.
JSON Formatter.
JWT Decoder.
Base64 Encoder.
Hash Generator.
UUID Generator.
Cron Expression Parser.
Timestamp Converter.
Regex Tester.
Text Diff Checker.
Markdown Viewer.
URL Encoder.
XML Formatter.
Every week I was opening multiple websites just to accomplish small tasks.
Eventually I asked myself:
Why not build one platform containing all the developer utilities I use regularly?
That became Dev Suit.
My objective is simple:
• Fast
• Free
• Privacy friendly
• Mobile responsive
• Developer focused
• No login required
• No installation required
• No unnecessary complexity
Just tools developers actually use.
What Has Been Built So Far
Over the last 15 days I've shipped multiple utilities.
Security Tools
✅ JWT Decoder
✅ Base64 Encoder & Decoder
✅ Hash Generator
Data Transformation
✅ JSON Formatter
✅ JSON Validator
✅ XML Formatter
✅ CSV to JSON
✅ JSON to XML
✅ XML to JSON
Developer Productivity
✅ UUID Generator
✅ Cron Expression Generator
✅ Timestamp Converter
✅ URL Encoder / Decoder
✅ Text Diff Checker
✅ Regex Tester
✅ Markdown Parser
✅ PDF Export Support
Building In Public
For the last 15 days I've shared progress every day.
Medium Articles.
DEV Community posts.
Twitter/X updates.
Reddit discussions.
SEO experiments.
Google Search Console updates.
Analytics snapshots.
Some days involved coding.
Some days involved debugging.
Some days involved writing articles.
Some days involved simply waiting for Google to index pages.
And honestly...
That has probably been the biggest lesson.
SEO is slow.
But SEO compounds.
SEO Work Completed
So far I've implemented:
✅ Sitemap.xml
✅ robots.txt
✅ Open Graph metadata
✅ Structured metadata
✅ Canonical URLs
✅ Internal linking
✅ Tool specific pages
✅ Guides
✅ Daily articles
✅ Mobile responsiveness
✅ Google Search Console
✅ Google Analytics
Google Indexed Pages
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Example:
(Search results showing indexed pages)
Google Has Started Indexing Pages
One exciting milestone was seeing Google start indexing multiple pages.
Searching:
now returns pages such as:
• JWT Decoder Guide
• Base64 Encoder
• Hash Generator
• Regex Tester
• Markdown Parser
• Text Diff Checker
• XML Formatter
• CSV to JSON
• Cron Expression Generator
Small milestone.
But incredibly motivating.
Two weeks ago there was nothing.
Today pages are appearing organically.
Google Analytics Overview
Active Users
New Users
Average Engagement
Events
Analytics Snapshot
Current numbers:
📈 Active Users: 48
👥 New Users: 48
⏱ Average Engagement: 57 seconds
📊 Events Tracked: 433
Traffic sources include:
• Direct visitors
• X / Twitter
• Google Organic
• Referrals
Still very early.
Still small numbers.
But exciting numbers.
Especially for a side project launched recently.
Traffic Sources
Sessions by source
Organic users
Referral traffic
Google traffic
Twitter traffic
Lessons Learned
Things that seem to be working:
✔ Publishing articles
✔ Sharing progress publicly
✔ Internal linking
✔ Technical SEO
✔ Tool-specific content
✔ Mobile improvements
✔ Consistency
Challenges
Growth is hard.
Building features is actually easier.
Distribution is difficult.
Google takes time.
SEO feels invisible for weeks.
Reddit filters remove promotional posts.
Organic growth compounds slowly.
And honestly...
That's okay.
The objective isn't overnight success.
The objective is learning how products actually grow.
Current Metrics
📅 Day: 15
👥 Active Users: 48
📊 Events Tracked: 433
🔍 Indexed Pages: Growing
📱 Mobile Optimization: Ongoing
💰 Revenue: ₹0
📢 Paid Ads: No
Marketing Budget: ₹0
What's Next?
Planned improvements:
• More utilities
• Better mobile UX
• More technical guides
• Programmatic SEO
• Tool comparison pages
• Better internal linking
• Faster indexing
• Community contributions
Looking For SEO Advice
This is where I'd love feedback.
For people who have grown developer products before:
What would you do next?
Would you focus on:
• More long-form articles?
• Programmatic SEO?
• Backlinks?
• Directory submissions?
• Product Hunt?
• Hacker News?
• Indie Hackers?
• Videos?
• YouTube tutorials?
• Guest posts?
• More comparison content?
I'd genuinely appreciate suggestions.
Project Links
🌐 Website
💻 GitHub Repository
https://github.com/yashshah935/Dev_suit
https://www.linkedin.com/in/yashshah935/
Final Thoughts
Fifteen days ago this project didn't exist.
Today it has:
✅ Users
✅ Indexed pages
✅ Analytics
✅ Content
✅ Momentum
Still early.
Still learning.
Still shipping.
Hopefully helping developers save time along the way.
And hopefully becoming a resource developers genuinely find useful.
Feedback is always welcome.

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