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Pasted JSON, tokens, URLs, timestamps, and Ethereum values are processed in your browser.

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Small tools for stubborn bugs.

Format JSON, inspect JWT claims, explain cron expressions, and compare text locally in your browser.

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Format and validate JSON without leaving your browser.

Format, indent, and validate JSON locally in your browser, with a clear error message when the syntax is invalid.

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Decode a JWT and read its claims.

Decode a JSON Web Token locally to read its header and payload claims — decoding a JWT is not the same as verifying it.

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Understand any cron expression at a glance.

Parse a five-field cron expression and see the minute, hour, day, month, and weekday fields explained in plain language.

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Compare two texts line by line.

Compare two blocks of text line by line and see exactly which lines were added, removed, or unchanged, locally in your browser.

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Encode and decode Base64 without breaking Unicode.

Encode UTF-8 text as Base64 and Base64URL or decode canonical data back to Unicode text.

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What stays local

Tool inputs and generated outputs are not sent to a Nemdax application server. Clipboard and download actions happen only when you request them.

Network boundaries

Signalbench does not call an Ethereum node or remote validation API. Standard hosting logs may record page requests, but not the contents entered into tool fields.