Developer Utilities vs PostPique

Developer Utilities is a practical toolbox for development, testing, and day-to-day troubleshooting. No account is required—open the app and start diagnosing networks, inspecting web pages, processing data, or transferring content across your local network. Network diagnostics • View local and public IP addresses, carrier details, and proxy information • Ping a domain or IP address • Run single or batch DNS queries • Look up Whois and ICP registration information • Scan the local network and run traceroute Development and debugging • View page source, inject vConsole, and run custom JavaScript • Format JSON • Create and decode short URLs • Convert and preview RGB/HEX colors • Browse system fonts QR codes and cross-device transfer • Scan or generate QR codes • Transfer text, images, and files between a browser and your iPhone or iPad on the same local network • Preview and save images, or open files with the system share sheet • Temporary images and files are removed when the transfer session ends Quick Note • Save text in seconds • Browse a dedicated history page with update times • Tap any record to load it back into the editor The app supports English and Simplified Chinese and follows your system language automatically. The app contains ads. A one-time, non-subscription purchase permanently removes ads and can be restored at any time.

PostPique is the fastest way to share quotes and insights from web articles to your GitHub Pages blog. Designed for developers, writers, and content curators who want to capture and share meaningful passages without interrupting their reading flow. Key Features: • Seamless GitHub Integration - Authenticate securely with GitHub OAuth and select any repository • Native Share Extension - Share directly from Safari • Smart Markdown Generation - Automatically creates Jekyll-compatible posts with proper formatting • Beautiful Quote Formatting - Posts include blockquotes, your commentary, and links to original articles • Zero Configuration - Works instantly with any GitHub Pages blog using Jekyll How It Works: 1. Sign in with your GitHub account 2. Select your blog repository 3. When reading an article, tap Share → PostPique 4. Add a quote and your thoughts 5. Publish instantly to your _posts folder Perfect For: - Developers maintaining a GitHub Pages blog - Writers collecting research and quotes - Anyone who wants to build a personal knowledge base - Content curators sharing insights with their audience