JSON Utilities vs Charts

Transform complex JSON into beautiful, readable code with this minimalist editor. Designed with simplicity at its core, every feature enhances your workflow without cluttering your space. Key Features: · Minimalist, distraction-free interface · Works completely offline · Completely free to use · Clean toolbar that automatically hides when not in use · Real-time JSON validation with subtle visual feedback · One-click formatting to make your JSON readable · Quick minification for compact storage · Escape and unescape JSON strings effortlessly · Drag and drop file support on macOS · Adapts seamlessly to light and dark modes · Monospaced font for optimal code readability · Customizable font size · Native design for each platform (macOS, iOS, iPadOS, visionOS) Perfect for: · Developers debugging API responses · Data scientists working with JSON datasets · DevOps engineers handling configuration files · Anyone who needs to read or edit JSON data Built with a focus on simplicity and elegance, JSON Utilities strips away complexity while maintaining powerful functionality. The interface automatically adapts to your system's appearance, providing a comfortable viewing experience whether you prefer light or dark mode. Whether you're validating JSON on your iPhone, formatting API responses on your Mac, or reviewing data in an immersive visionOS space, JSON Utilities provides a consistent, distraction-free experience across all your devices. Download now and experience JSON editing in its purest form.

Open Source: Charts: For Supabase is an open source analytics app for your supabase project. Download from the App Store or get the code and build it yourself! Simple: Execute queries from your data based on SELECT or RPC statements. Uses the Supabase JS library. Add most supported postgrest-js modifiers like filters and sort. Secure: The app only communicates with your own supabase projects. It runs on the public API using the public URL and anon key, so RLS is respected. Configurable: Place the queries around the app however you like! Perfect for developers trying out Supabase to get a handle on how their apps are performing. Source code: https://github.com/aarich/charts-for-supabase