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Tools Website – Initial Launch πŸš€

September 17, 2025

Tools Website – Initial Launch πŸš€

I’m excited to announce that the Tools Website is officially live!

The idea behind this project has always been simple: I often use small utilities in my daily work, but they usually stay hidden away as local scripts or quick snippets. I wanted to change that. Instead of keeping them just for myself, why not create a central place where these tools are available online β€” free to use, with no setup required?

Now, after a lot of tinkering, the first version is ready.


What’s included in v1?

The initial release already offers a broad set of practical utilities that cover development, security, and everyday tasks. All of them run directly in your browser:

  • UUID Generator – Generate UUIDs (v4, v7) in different formats.
  • Password Generator – Create strong, secure passwords instantly.
  • Encoder / Decoder – A swiss-army knife for Base64, hashing, JWTs, AES/RSA, and more.
  • JSON Formatter – Format, minify, and validate JSON with instant results.
  • Text Diff Checker – Compare text or code blocks and highlight differences line by line.
  • Unix Timestamp Converter – Convert between epoch time and human-readable dates.
  • JWT Decoder – Instantly decode JSON Web Tokens into header, payload, and signature.
  • Hash Generator – Create MD5, SHA1, SHA256, and SHA512 hashes in a click.
  • Regex Tester – Experiment with regular expressions and highlight matches in real time.
  • Base64 File Converter – Convert files to Base64 or decode them back, securely in your browser.

πŸ‘‰ You can also browse the full collection anytime here: Explore All Tools.


Why launch now?

These tools have already become part of my own workflow. Launching them publicly felt like the right move: it makes them accessible for anyone who needs quick, reliable helpers, and it also opens the door for feedback, so the collection can grow in the right direction.


What’s next?

This is just the first step. I plan to keep expanding the collection regularly, covering both simple helpers and more advanced utilities. The blog will serve as a place to share updates, new releases, and a look behind the scenes.

If you have a suggestion for a tool that should be added, I’d love to hear it.

πŸ‘‰ Try the tools today: Visit the Tools Website