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A developer utility tool for quickly encoding, decoding, formatting, and converting data. DataCraft is a fast, no-fuss developer toolkit that lives right in your toolbar - encode, decode, format, and convert data without leaving your browser or pasting sensitive data into a random website. Stop juggling five different tabs to debug a Base64 string, pretty-print a JSON response, or figure out what a Unix timestamp actually means in your timezone. DataCraft handles all of it in one clean popup. WHAT IT DOES - Encode & decode instantly — Base64, URL encoding, and XOR, one click each - Auto-detects JSON — paste any JSON and it snaps into a syntax-highlighted editor, ready to format or edit - Converts dates & timestamps — turn a Unix epoch or date string into any timezone, or convert directly between two timezones - Copy/clear built in, with clipboard-aware paste the moment you open it WHY INSTALL IT - Everything runs locally in your browser — your data is never sent anywhere, logged, or stored - No ads, no account, no clutter — just the tools you reach for constantly - Built for developers tired of "paste your data into our website" tools that make you think twice about what happens to it - A real dark-mode UI, not a bare textarea from 2008 Whether you're debugging an API response, decoding a Base64 payload, or just need to know what time 1786255200 actually is where you live, DataCraft gets you there in two clicks.
Aug 10, 2026
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