JSON, JWT & Dev Tools vs Monkeytail

Your clipboard, decoded. You're away from your laptop and a JWT shows up in an alert log. A JSON blob lands in Slack. A config diff needs checking. The usual answer is some website full of ads — which means pasting a production token into a stranger's server. Declip does all of it on your device. No account. No sign-in. PASTE & DETECT One tap. Declip reads the clipboard, works out what it's looking at — JSON, JWT, timestamp, Base64, color, URL — and opens the right tool with the result already on screen. No menu diving, no picking the format yourself. EIGHT TOOLS • JSON — pretty-print, minify and validate, with the exact offset of a parse error • JWT — decode header and payload, see exp / iat / nbf and whether the token is already expired • Base64 & URL — encode or decode, direction detected automatically, base64url supported • Unix timestamp — epoch to date and back, seconds and milliseconds detected, full timezone list • UUID — generate v4 or v7, up to 100 at once • Hash — MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256 and SHA-512 in a single pass • Color — HEX, RGB and HSL, with ready-to-paste Flutter, SwiftUI and Compose code • Text diff — line-by-line comparison of two versions WORKS WHERE YOU WORK • Share extension — select text in any app, hit Share, pick Declip. It parses right inside the sheet; no app switch needed. PRIVATE, ACTUALLY Every tool runs entirely on device. Tool input and output never leave your phone — there is no server to send them to. The clipboard is only ever read when you tap to read it, never in the background. No advertising identifier, no tracking prompt, no account linkage. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Monkeytail is a native request debugger for iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Vision Pro. The compact Apple Watch companion sends favourite requests copied from iPhone. No Monkeytail account or sign-in. • Import cURL, Postman collections, Insomnia JSON, and OpenAPI or Swagger JSON/YAML. • Organize nested folders with shared headers, authentication, variables, and JavaScript hooks. • Use OAuth 2.0 with PKCE and refresh tokens, API keys, Basic, Bearer, and AWS Signature V4. • Manage cookies and client certificates. Inspect request timings, redirects, and TLS details. • Edit GraphQL queries and variables, browse schema fields, and inspect WebSocket or SSE messages. • Format JSON, browse a tree, search, run visual response tests, and inspect images, audio, video, hex, or binary data. • Save and compare responses, create offline mocks, and export Swift, JavaScript, Python, or Kotlin client code. • Sync workspaces with optional iCloud Drive. Choose proxies. Browser TLS/HTTP2 profiles are available on iOS and Mac. Free, with no in-app purchases, analytics, tracking, or data collection by Kitta Co. Requests go to servers and proxies you choose. Credentials, cookies, client certificates, and upload files stay on your device by default. Requires iOS 17 or macOS 14 or later. Client certificate import on Mac requires macOS 15. Import, schema validation, and scripting support the documented subset.