Hammer

Hammer also makes data transformations easier by converting text with a menu bar that's easy to use. The idea is to make the process of transforming clipboard data less of a hassle, with less time spent searching, clicking and typing. And you can get a wide range of tools without having to go to the web, so it works even when you don't have a network connection.

Some of the tools include:

• Encryption: AES-GCM encryption and decryption, generate and load encryption keys.
• Base64: Encode, decode, convert to and from images.
• Hash: Calculate MD5, SHA1, SHA256, and SHA512.
• Hex: Convert between ASCII, hexadecimal, and binary formats.
• String: Perform various string operations, such as removing whitespace and line breaks, and extracting specific patterns.
• Random: Generate random hex strings, GUIDs, emails, and names.
• Send: Send text, photos, videos, and documents to Telegram.
• JSON: Prettify and minify JSON data.
• QR Code: Convert text to QR codes and vice versa.
• Network: Display public and local IP addresses.
• Quick Links: Open any link in the browser.

Hammer is available as a one-time purchase for $4.99 USD, granting you access to the app on unlimited devices, lifetime updates, and 44+ tools. The project also offers customization options and hotkeys to help you work more efficiently. By providing all these tools in one place, Hammer reduces your reliance on potentially sketchy websites and the proliferation of multiple tools on each webpage, making data transformation easier and safer. You can learn more about Hammer on the Hammer website.

Published on June 14, 2024