Why local matters
Wring v1 does not fetch JWKS endpoints automatically. The app has no network entitlement, so JWT inspection stays local unless a future opt-in workflow explicitly adds network access.
Local JWT Tool
A local JWT inspector for macOS.
Wring gives macOS developers a fast way to decode and inspect JSON Web Tokens from the menu bar. Paste a JWT, review its header, payload, claims, expiry state, and signature section, then copy the useful parts back to your editor.
What it does
- Decode JWT header and payload locally on your Mac.
- Inspect standard claims such as exp, iat, nbf, iss, sub, and aud.
- Verify HS256/HMAC signatures with a secret you provide.
- Avoid sending OAuth tokens, API tokens, or session data to random web tools.
When to use it
- Debug OAuth and API tokens during development.
- Check whether a token is expired before pasting it into logs or docs.
- Inspect payload shape while keeping private claims on your Mac.
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