XHelper

XHelper

Unix timestamps & SHA256.

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 1, 2019
  • April 13, 2025
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A straightforward utility for developers to perform common cryptographic and encoding tasks. It allows hashing strings with SHA256, converting between epoch and Unix timestamps, and encoding/decoding with base64.

SHA256 string hashing
Epoch and Unix timestamp conversion
Base64 encoding
Base64 decoding
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What's New in XHelper

1.4.0

April 13, 2025

Bug fixes and performance improvements.

User reviews

So great!

This app keeps me from going to junky websites to get the same behavior. Native, nice mac app.

Just get it and use it.

FAQ

What developer tasks can XHelper assist with?

XHelper provides tools for hashing strings using SHA256, converting between epoch and Unix timestamps, and encoding/decoding strings with base64. These are common utilities for developers working with data and security.

Is XHelper free to use?

Yes, XHelper is completely free to download and use. It does not require any payment or subscription to access its features.

Does XHelper have ads?

No, XHelper does not contain any advertisements. Users can utilize all its features without interruption.

On which devices can I use XHelper?

XHelper is available on Mac, iPhone, and iPad. This broad compatibility allows developers to use it across different Apple platforms.

How often is XHelper updated?

The app was last updated on April 13, 2025, with version 1.4.0. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing support and potential for future improvements.

What is the age rating for XHelper?

XHelper has an age rating of 4+. This means it is suitable for users of all ages, with no content restrictions.

Can XHelper be used for advanced cryptography?

XHelper offers SHA256 hashing, which is a cryptographic hash function. However, it is a utility tool and not a comprehensive cryptography suite for complex security operations.