Developer Tools — pay-once tools
API docs, webhooks, cron monitoring, secrets and backup tooling — pay-once and self-hosted utilities for people who ship software.
Developers rent an absurd amount of plumbing by the month: webhook inspectors, cron monitors, screenshot APIs, secret stores. This category is pay-once and self-hosted tooling for people who ship software. Wrangle bundles ten everyday data utilities — JSON conversion, JWT decoding, diffs, regex, hashing — into one offline app. Hookscope captures, inspects and replays webhooks with URLs that never expire, while Snapfleet turns any URL into a PNG, JPG or PDF on your own server at zero cost per render. Pingcron alerts you when a scheduled job fails to check in, Certwatch watches TLS certificates with real handshake checks, and Linkguard crawls your site for broken links. Vaultkeeper runs encrypted database backups to S3, FTP or disk, Secretbox versions your environment secrets with a CLI, and Logbin collects and tails logs. Docsmith API publishes static API references, Snipvault manages snippets, Keymaster signs offline-verifiable license keys, Maptrail crawls for SEO, and Queuecraft runs waitlists. Buy once, deploy anywhere.
14 apps in Developer Tools
Wrangle
10 dev data tools — JSON convert, JWT decode, diff, regex, hash — 100% offline, one app.
$29 (macOS only)
Hookscope
Self-hosted webhook capture, inspection, replay & forwarding — URLs that never expire.
$29/mo
Snapfleet
One endpoint turns any URL into PNG, JPG or PDF — on your own server, $0 per render.
$19/mo
Pingcron
Your jobs ping a URL when they run — Pingcron alerts you when a ping is late or missing.
$10/mo
Vaultkeeper
Postgres, MySQL, SQLite & Mongo dumps on cron — encrypted, shipped to S3/FTP/disk, with failure alerts.
$29/mo
Keymaster
Ed25519-signed license keys your apps verify offline, seat limits, signed downloads & webhooks.
from $99/mo
Docsmith API
Import a spec and export a self-contained static API reference with try-it-out and code snippets.
$99+/mo
Snipvault
Self-hosted snippet manager — FTS5 search, share links, raw/embed endpoints, Gist import.
$6/mo
Logbin
Ship logs over HTTP or syslog, tail them live, search everything and alert when ERROR screams.
$7/mo
Certwatch
Real TLS handshake checks on a schedule with 30/14/7/1-day email and webhook alerts.
$10–20/mo
Secretbox
Projects, environments and versioned secrets with a CLI that pipes straight into your .env.
$12/user/mo
Maptrail
Local website crawler and sitemap generator — XML, HTML and a full CSV SEO report, offline.
£199/yr (~$250/yr)
Linkguard
Crawl your whole site for broken links and redirect chains, with scheduled re-checks and diffs.
$99+/mo
Queuecraft
Signup page + embed widget where referring friends moves you up the line — on your server.
$29/mo
The whole suite, one payment
Every app on this page — plus the rest of the 102-app catalog — is in the OneTimeSuite bundle. The suite is $97 right now (the price rises $1 with every sale during the 100-days launch), and every app shipped later joins it for free.
Honest answers
Are these really one-time purchases?
Yes. Every app in Developer Tools is a single payment — prices on this page run from $15 to $129, once. No renewals, no per-seat fees, no usage meters.
Do I get updates?
Yes. Buying includes updates, and every app ships with MIT-licensed source on GitHub — so even the code is yours to keep, audit and build on. New apps added to the suite later never raise the price of what you already bought.
Self-hosted or desktop — what is the difference?
This category has 10 desktop apps and 4 self-hosted web apps. Desktop apps run locally on your machine — private, offline-capable, nothing uploaded. Self-hosted web apps run on your own server or VPS, so you and your team can reach them from anywhere while the data stays on hardware you control.