Private developer tools that run in your browser

Format JSON, convert PDFs, decode JWTs, optimize images, generate hashes, test regex and more — privacy-first tools built for everyday developer workflows.

ArrayKit is a privacy-first developer toolbox for JSON formatting, PDF tools, API utilities, encoding/decoding, security checks, regex testing, and browser-based file processing.

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Your data stays on your device

ArrayKit is built for fast, privacy-first developer workflows. Format, convert, debug, validate and generate directly in your browser — sensitive content never has to be uploaded to a server.

Browser-based processing

Every tool runs locally in your browser, so the data you work with stays on your device.

Developer-friendly workflows

Built for daily tasks: formatting JSON, debugging APIs, converting files, validating data and generating secure values.

Fast access

Open a tool and start working immediately. Account features are planned for saved tools, preferences, history and team workflows.

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Online developer tools without the privacy risk

Most online utilities make you paste sensitive data, upload files or process private content on remote servers. ArrayKit is designed for developers, QA, DevOps, support and technical teams who need fast tools for JSON, PDFs, images, API debugging, encoding, security checks and formatting — with a privacy-first, browser-based approach.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use ArrayKit tools right away?
Yes. The core browser-based tools are available online and you can start using them instantly, right in your browser, with nothing to install.
Do I need an account to use ArrayKit?
You can use the core browser-based tools right away. Optional account features are planned for saved preferences, favorites, history and team workflows.
Does ArrayKit upload my files or text?
ArrayKit is built around browser-based processing: tools run locally on your device, so your content does not need to be uploaded to a server.
Who is ArrayKit for?
Developers, QA engineers, DevOps and support teams, data analysts — anyone who works with JSON, PDFs, images, APIs, text, encoders, formatters or security utilities.
Can I use ArrayKit for sensitive data?
ArrayKit is privacy-first and processes data in your browser, but you should still avoid pasting production secrets, private keys or passwords into any online tool unless you have verified how it works.
Do the tools work offline?
Once a tool’s page and assets have loaded, it can keep working offline, depending on your browser’s caching and the specific tool.