Tool Guides

Developer tools documentation

Clear, honest documentation for Birdor’s browser-first developer tools — what they do, how they work internally, and common usage patterns. All tools run fully client-side and never send data to servers.

Tool documentation

Guides for each Birdor tool — JSON, JWT, URLs, encoding, hashing, IDs, and more. Search by name, behavior, or keywords.

Fuzzy matching across tool names, descriptions, and tags. Showing all 8 tools.

JSON Formatter & Viewer

Format, inspect, and explore JSON with helpful error messages and a collapsible tree view.

JWT Debugger & Decoder

Decode and inspect JWT tokens with HS256/384/512 signature verification and claim hints.

URL Parser & Query Editor

Parse URLs, edit query parameters, and reconstruct encoded URLs safely.

Base64 Encoder / Decoder

Encode and decode Base64 / Base64URL strings with UTF-8 handling and padding fixes.

Hash Generator

Generate hashes (MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-512) and inspect raw binary/hex output.

UUID / NanoID Generator

Generate RFC 4122 UUIDs or NanoIDs with deterministic or random modes.

RegExp Tester

Test regular expressions with real-time highlighting and flags support.

Cron Expression Visualizer

Convert cron expressions into readable schedules with field explanations.

How these tools work internally

A quick overview of the architecture and design philosophy behind Birdor’s browser-first tools.

  • 100% client-side: tools run in your browser and never upload data.
  • Privacy-first: no analytics, logging, or storage unless explicitly chosen by the user.
  • Performance-oriented: heavy operations optimized (JSON parsing, Base64, cryptographic hashing).
  • Deterministic UI: predictable, consistent results, even for malformed input.
  • Minimalist design: clean, distraction-free interfaces meant for real developer workflows.

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