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Seven tools.
One box.
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Press Ctrl K on any page, type a few letters, hit Enter. That is the whole interface.
Nothing open yet.
Type json, sha or uuid above and press Enter. The tool opens right here, full width, and your work stays put if you switch away.
Where your input goes
Nowhere. Every tool is a few dozen lines of JavaScript running in this tab. There is no server behind ntug to send anything to, and once the page has loaded it makes no network requests.
- 1
You type or paste
Text sits in a field on this page. Reload and it is gone.
- 2
The tab computes
Regex, hashing, parsing and conversion use your browser’s own engines.
- 3
You copy the result
Copy buttons touch the clipboard only when you press them.
Network: none
No fetch, no analytics, no web fonts, no CDN, no account.
The seven
Each one does a single job and says what it assumes. Open them from the palette, or jump straight to the full write-up.
- 01Regex testerLive match highlighting, numbered and named groups, replacement preview.
- 02JSON formatterValidate with line and column errors, then format or minify.
- 03Base64 / URL encoderBase64, Base64URL and percent-encoding, both directions, UTF-8 safe.
- 04SHA-256 hasherHash text or a file with Web Crypto. Compare against a known digest.
- 05Epoch converterUnix time to ISO 8601 and back, in seconds through nanoseconds.
- 06UUID makerRandom v4 or time-ordered v7 identifiers, up to 100 at a time.
- 07Contrast checkerWCAG 2 contrast ratio with pass or fail for every level.
Keys
| Press | What happens |
|---|---|
| Ctrl K | Open the palette from any page. Press it again to close. |
| / | Same thing, as long as you are not typing in a field. |
| ↑ ↓ | Move through results. Ctrl N and Ctrl P work too. |
| Enter | Open the highlighted result. |
| Esc | Clear the query. Inside a tool, jump back to the box without losing your work. |
| Ctrl Enter | Inside a tool, copy its main output. |
| Tab | Walk the fields of an open tool in reading order. |
Why a palette
Most developer utilities are a bookmark, a search, a cookie banner and a page of ads between you and a regex. ntug is the opposite bet: the tools are already on the page, the search is a fuzzy match over seven names, and the only thing it asks of you is a few keystrokes.
It is also deliberately boring about trust. The code is plain files with no build step and no dependencies, so you can read it, save the folder, and run it from a disk with the network switched off. The privacy page tells you how to check that claim instead of taking it on faith.