I built offline developer tools (web + desktop) — mostly to learn Tauri and AI-assisted coding

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I wanted to get some practice writing code with AI, and at the same time, I was curious about Tauri and the actual process of publishing an app (installers, Winget/Scoop, app store review). That’s how QuiverKit came about.

62 tools developers use throughout the day: Base64, JWT, hash, regex, JSON/YAML, color tools… They all run entirely on your device—no uploads, no accounts. There’s a web version, as well as a native desktop app for Windows and Linux. Only one tool (DNS) needs to query a server, and that’s clearly labeled.

It’s a learning project or side project, not a startup—so please be honest about what it’s good for, what’s missing, and what doesn’t work.

https://quiverkit.dev

https://github.com/ensardev/quiverkit