PureMark – JSON, Base64, Diff tools that never send data to a server
Auto-detecting JSON/Base64 formatter, but CyberChef and browser DevTools do this better.
A macOS app for data refinement
Global hotkey to prettify any text format—faster than opening browser or terminal.
macOS developers and power users who frequently view/format data from APIs, databases, and scripts.
Online JSON formatters (jsoncrack.com, beautifier.io) · VS Code formatter plugins
Current Features
- Auto-detection: identifies JSON, XML, CSV, Markdown, Code, and plain text automatically
- Interactive tree views: collapsible JSON and XML trees with expand/collapse all
- CSV tables: clean grid layout with alternating row highlighting
- Markdown rendering: headings, lists, blockquotes, code blocks, inline formatting
- Code highlighting: syntax coloring for keywords, strings, numbers, comments
- Three view modes: Raw, Formatted, and Side-by-Side (Cmd+1 / Cmd+2 / Cmd+3)
- Floating panel: always-on-top, follows you across spaces
- Global hotkey: summon with Cmd+Opt+R (customizable)
- Copy formatted output: one-click copy of prettified content
- JSON auto-fix with revert: automatically repairs malformed JSON
My long term goal is that hopefully people will contribute and Refiner can become the most comprehensive way of viewing nicely formatted data locally.
Praise Kier.
Auto-detecting JSON/Base64 formatter, but CyberChef and browser DevTools do this better.
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