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Built after drowning in bookmarks. Turns messy links into a clean, fast dashboard you actually use.
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Built as a curated map of tools developers actually need. Search, filter, and discover without noise.
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Try Json to Zod Converter →Built for those moments when one broken comma ruins your debug session. Clean and understand JSON fast.
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Try Jenkins Pipeline Visualizer →Built because timestamps are never where you need them. Convert and debug time data without thinking.
Try Timestamp Converter →Built after wasting too much time rewriting prompts. A focused set of battle-tested templates for real work.
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Learn how to analyze and validate your web architecture stack using the free Architecture Compatibility Tool. Get expert recommendations, cost estimates, and shareable reports for your tech stack.
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Try AI Code Diff Viewer →Built after trusting AI code one too many times. Paste AI-generated code and catch fake imports, wrong functions, and logic errors in seconds.
Try AI Hallucination Spotter →Force good MCP thinking before bad MCP code exists. Generate professional MCP server architecture with senior architect rules and separation of concerns.
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Built to visualize system graphs and understand complex relationships in your architecture.
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Built as a fast reference when you know Git exists but your brain refuses to remember the command.
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Built for debugging storage without digging through DevTools. View, edit, and clean data instantly.
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Built to inspect API traffic even after refresh. Capture, replay, analyze, and debug requests cleanly.
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Built to help people track and reduce usage safely. Simple, private, and supportive by design.
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LiDa Software started as a small side project by Hen Faibish, a developer who just couldn’t stop building things, even on weekends. It’s not a company with investors, slogans, or slides full of buzzwords. It’s just one guy who really loves code and believes good ideas should be shared, not locked behind paywalls or jargon. LiDa creates small, useful, sometimes weird tools... the kind that make developers smile, save time, or say “oh, that’s actually clever.” No hype. No AI drama. Just clean code, curiosity, and the joy of making things work (eventually). When Hen isn’t coding, he’s probably testing another idea, writing about software, or explaining to his kids why “just five more minutes” of debugging can actually mean an hour.
⚡ Motto: build cool stuff, keep it simple, and share what you learn.
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