Developer tools for data and QA engineers

Compare exports, reconcile datasets, clean messy CSVs and prepare test data — locally, so customer data never leaves your machine.

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CSV Cleaner to JSON

Trim cells, drop empty rows, normalize headers, and export the CSV as JSON records.

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CSV Export Secret Scan

Turn a CSV export into JSON records and scan it for tokens, keys, and credentials.

csv-viewer → secrets-scanner
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CSV Column to SQL IN Clause

Clean a CSV (trim, drop empties, de-dupe rows), then open the SQL IN-clause builder to finish.

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Daily tasks, guides & FAQ

Common daily tasks

  • Compare two CSV exports by key
  • Find rows added/removed/changed
  • Dedupe and clean a list
  • Convert a CSV export to JSON
  • Build a SQL IN clause from a column
  • Reconcile QA vs prod data

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Why browser-local matters for data and QA engineers

QA and data work means comparing exports that may contain real customer records. Everything runs 100% in your browser — no analytics scripts, no cookies, no third-party requests. We count anonymous visits at the CDN edge only. That means you can reconcile, clean and inspect customer data without it ever leaving your machine.

FAQ

Is my CSV data uploaded anywhere?

No. Everything runs 100% in your browser — no analytics scripts, no cookies, no third-party requests. We count anonymous visits at the CDN edge only. Exports and customer data stay on your machine.

How do I compare two CSV files by a key column?

Use CSV Join & Compare: pick a key column and it reports rows that were added, removed or changed between the two files.

How do I find missing rows between two exports?

Load both files into CSV Join & Compare (or List Comparator for single columns) to see which keys exist in one file but not the other.

Can I turn a CSV column into a SQL IN clause?

Yes. Clean the column with the CSV/Line tools, then the SQL IN Builder produces an IN(...) clause you can paste into a query.

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