Patch notes for UX
uxfix
/juː eks fɪks/ · verb · noun- (v.) to repair the experience, not just the code.
- (n.) a small, focused tool that removes one daily friction.
— e.g. “a curl command that actually runs in PowerShell.”
Every tool here patches a real UX papercut. 100% in your browser — nothing uploads, ever.
The fix log
every papercut gets a ticket · every ticket gets patchedFIX-001
SHIPPED
APK Signature Viewer
BUGYou downloaded an APK, and the internet wants it uploaded to a server you'll never trust.
FIXFull v1 / v2 / v3 signature parsing in-browser. The file never leaves your machine.
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FIX-002
SHIPPED
String Text Compressor
BUGPasted text arrives littered with spaces, tabs and phantom line breaks.
FIXOne paste, live cleanup — whitespace surgically removed, locally.
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FIX-003
SHIPPED
curl to PowerShell Converter
BUGLinux curl tutorials die the moment they meet Windows cmd or PowerShell.
FIXLine continuations, quoting and the curl alias — translated, instantly.
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FIX-004
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More papercuts
FIXCurrently under repair. Filed, prioritized, coming soon.
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The repair manual
three rules · no exceptionsRULE / 01
Local-first
Your files never leave the device. If a tool needs an upload to work, we simply don't build it.
RULE / 02
Small on purpose
One job per tool. No accounts, no dashboards, no settings maze to get lost in.
RULE / 03
Zero friction
Open the page, use the tool, close the tab. That is the entire relationship.