Devly is a local bundle of over 50 utilities for macOS: encoding, hashing, JSON/XML handling—all without relying on online services. License costs $4.99.
Even though I’m not a developer, I work as a tester and frequently need to manipulate code: convert formats, generate HEX, and much more. I usually do this with various online tools, but lately they’re blocked and there’s a risk of leaking confidential data. That’s why it’s better to use local tools.
If you use macOS, Devly can be a great solution. It contains more than 50 useful utilities for developers:
- Encoding & Decoding – Base64, URL, HTML Entity, JWT, and other formats
- Hashing & Generation – MD5, SHA‑1, SHA‑256, UUID, secure password generation
- Checksum Verification – validate files by hash
- Data Format Handling – formatting, validation, and conversion of JSON, XML, YAML, SQL, CSV
- Syntax Highlighting & Error Checking – built‑in structure validation
- Web‑Development Tools – color converters, CSS/JS/HTML minification, Data URI generation
- Text Processing – case conversion, regex testing, diff comparison, text statistics
- Port Lookup – identify services by port number
- Password Hashing (bcrypt) – securely create password hashes
- Format Converters – JSON ↔ YAML, XML → JSON, and other transformations
To use any tool, simply click its icon in the menu bar, select the desired utility, and apply it. The output appears in the same window.
Pricing
There is no trial period for Devly; the license is $4.99.