I Built DailyDevTools: Simple, Client-Side Developer Utilities
As developers, we constantly rely on small tools — JSON formatters, UUID generators, regex testers, converters, validators, and more.
Jumping between multiple sites and tools quickly becomes distracting and inefficient. I wanted a single place where common developer utilities are easy to access and fast to use.
That’s why I built DailyDevTools.
What is DailyDevTools?
DailyDevTools is a collection of free developer tools that run entirely in the browser.
There’s no setup, no account required — just open the site and use the tools.
Because everything runs client-side:
- Tools feel instant
- There’s no waiting or unnecessary overhead
- The experience stays simple and predictable
What tools are included?
The site currently includes 90+ utilities, such as:
- JSON tools (format, validate, diff)
- Generators (UUIDs, hashes, passwords, mock data)
- Converters (Base64, timestamps, encodings)
- Regex helpers
- Text and code utilities
- Small productivity tools
You can also quickly access tools you’ve used recently, which makes repeat workflows faster.
Design approach
This started as a side project, so the focus has been on:
- Functionality first
- Speed and simplicity
- Minimal UI that doesn’t get in the way
The goal is not to be flashy, but to be useful.
Open source & feedback
DailyDevTools is open source, and it’s improving through real developer feedback.
I’d love input on:
- UX and navigation
- Tool discoverability
- Mobile experience
- Missing tools you’d like to see
What’s next?
- UI/UX refinements
- Mobile layout improvements
- More developer-requested tools
- Performance optimizations
👉 Try it here: https://dailydevtools.dev
⭐ GitHub: https://github.com/dailydevtools/Daily-Dev-Tools
Thanks for reading — feedback is very welcome 🙌
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