Does Wring upload my JWTs, secrets, JSON, or other input?
No. Wring is an offline macOS menu bar app. Tool input is processed locally on your Mac, and the app is built without network client or server entitlements.
Private macOS developer toolkit
JWT, JSON, regex, hashes, text cleanup, timestamps, and .env secrets—always local and one click away.

Designed for quick, local work
Keep twelve everyday developer tools within reach. Pin your favorites, switch tools with Command-number, and get back to work.
Toolset
12 built-in toolsInspect, transform, generate, compare, and manage local secrets without opening a browser tab.
Local by design
The Wring app has no accounts, no analytics, no telemetry, and no app network entitlement. The privacy story is simple because the app is built to be simple.
FAQ
No. Wring is an offline macOS menu bar app. Tool input is processed locally on your Mac, and the app is built without network client or server entitlements.
Wring includes JWT, Regex, Hash, Encode, Text utilities, JSON, Diff, Time, Cron, Color, UUID, .env Manager, and Load Monitor tools.
Yes. Wring lets you reorder the top tool tabs from Settings, keep the remaining tools inside More, switch visible tabs with Command + number, and optionally show shortcut hints in sidebar mode.
The .env manager stores values in the macOS Keychain. Values can be protected with macOS authentication such as Touch ID or your device password.