The team at Rownd is excited to announce
https://jwt.is, an updated take on JSON Web Token debugging.
Like most developers, we've used jwt.io for years, but it lacks a number of useful features that would make it even more convenient. We're building on the shoulders of those who've come before us. :-)
In addition to the basic JWT decoding and signature verification, we've added things like:
- Verification using JWK endpoints
- Locally stored history of tokens and keys
- Verification for EdDSA signatures
- Detection of common token providers (e.g., Google, Apple, etc)
- Dark mode!
In the future, we plan to add features like offline mode and more granular token/key storage management so you can precisely control what sticks around.
Additionally, we've made this completely open source (MIT-licensed), so it's free to use and modify as you wish. And of course, contributions are always welcomed!
Let us know what you think!
Like most developers, we've used jwt.io for years, but it lacks a number of useful features that would make it even more convenient. We're building on the shoulders of those who've come before us. :-)
In addition to the basic JWT decoding and signature verification, we've added things like: - Verification using JWK endpoints - Locally stored history of tokens and keys - Verification for EdDSA signatures - Detection of common token providers (e.g., Google, Apple, etc) - Dark mode!
In the future, we plan to add features like offline mode and more granular token/key storage management so you can precisely control what sticks around.
Additionally, we've made this completely open source (MIT-licensed), so it's free to use and modify as you wish. And of course, contributions are always welcomed!
Let us know what you think!