About Axelary

Axelary is a focused collection of utilities for developers: tools for inspecting and formatting data, encoding and decoding values, generating identifiers, working with timestamps, testing regular expressions, and comparing text. Each tool covers a task that comes up repeatedly during development, accessible without leaving the browser or setting up anything.

The aim is a small, well-defined set of tools — not a general-purpose platform. Each tool does one thing, works immediately, and runs entirely in the browser.

Axelary is built and maintained by Axellate, an independent software developer.

The toolset started from a practical observation: tasks like formatting a JSON response, decoding a JWT, checking a regex pattern, or converting a Unix timestamp come up constantly during development, yet each requires opening a different tab or relying on a third-party service. Consolidating the most-used utilities into one place — with no accounts, no server uploads, and no usage limits — was the straightforward motivation behind the project.

New tools are added when they meet a specific threshold: the task must come up frequently across different projects, and the tool must be implementable entirely in the browser without server involvement. This keeps the toolset focused rather than growing into a general-purpose platform.

Every tool runs directly in your browser using client-side JavaScript. Input you enter is not transmitted to any server and is not stored between sessions. There are no accounts, no login, and no required sign-in — open a tool, use it, close the tab.

Axelary is operated by Axellate.

For questions or feedback about the tools, visit the Contact page.