Khurram Ali Khan

  As developers, we live in the terminal, but we debug in the browser. Whether you’re digging through server logs, watching a CI/CD pipeline fail, or trying to figure out why a staging API is returning a 500, you almost always end up with a cURL command . The problem isn't the cURL; it’s what happens next. The "Standard Workflow" usually looks like this: Copy the massive, multi-line cURL. Open Postman (and wait for it to load/update). Create a new request. Import the cURL or manually paste headers. Deal with a "CORS" error because your browser is protecting you. Repeat this 20 times a day. It’s a lot of context switching for a "quick check." I wanted something faster. Something that felt like a bridge between the terminal and a full-blown API client. That’s why I built the . 🛠 What actually makes this different? This isn't trying to replace Postman for your team's entire API documentation. It’s built for speed . It’s the tool you reach for whe...

If you work in software, support, or data, you’ve lived this scenario: A client or a non-technical teammate sends you a "quick list" of data. You’re hoping for a clean API endpoint or at least a JSON file. Instead, you see it—the dreaded .xlsx attachment. Excel is great for humans, but it’s a nightmare for APIs. Usually, this means you have to: Open the file (and wait for Excel to load). Save it as a CSV. Write a 10-line Python or Node script to parse it. Or, use a sketchy online tool filled with pop-up ads. I got tired of that loop, so I decided to build a better way. The Solution: A Browser-First Converter I built the Excel to JSON Converter on mtkits.com to be the tool I actually wanted to use. It’s simple, it’s fast, and most importantly,  it stays in your browser. Your data doesn't get sent to a random server; the conversion happens locally on your machine. Why we’re all stuck between Excel and JSON Excel is the "Business" Language. Let’s be real: Fina...

  If you’re a developer, you know the struggle: you’re in the middle of a deep-work session, and suddenly you need to format a messy JSON string, check a JWT payload, or convert a timestamp. Normally, you’d open five different tabs, get distracted by ads, or use a sketchy-looking site. That’s exactly why mtkits.com was built. ✨ What makes mtkits.com so cool? Most "tool sites" are cluttered and slow. mtkits.com is different. It’s built by developers, for developers. Here’s why it’s becoming a daily bookmark for so many: Blazing Fast & Minimalist: No fluff. No intrusive ads. Just the tools you need in a clean, high-performance interface. The "All-in-One" Factor: Whether you are working with JSON, JWT, SQL, or Base64 , everything is under one roof. It’s like having a digital Swiss Army Knife in your browser. Built with Next-Gen Tech: We leverage the power of AI and modern frameworks to ensure our tools are accurate and handle your data safely. 🧠 The Secret ...