Developers spend a lot of time on small debugging tasks that are not really the main work.

You are trying to fix an API issue, but first you need to decode a token. You are checking a database bug, but first you need to format a messy SQL query. You are reviewing an integration, but first you need to parse a long callback URL, inspect a redirect chain, convert a timestamp, or beautify a payload from logs.

Each task is small. The friction comes from doing them again and again across different websites, scripts, browser tabs, editor plugins, and command-line snippets.

That is why I built DevToolStack .

DevToolStack is a free collection of browser-based developer tools for SQL, APIs, encoders, parsers, formatters, timestamps, hashes, and backend debugging workflows.

Main site:

https://www.devtoolstack.in/

The idea is simple: fast tools, focused pages, direct URLs, no login, and a compact UI that gets you to the input/output area quickly.

What makes DevToolStack different?

There are many individual…