# DevHub for Mac

> A drawer of small developer tools that works offline.

DevHub gathers JSON and HTML formatting, Base64 and URL encoding, JWT decoding, regex testing, hashes, RSA keys, timestamps, QR codes and image utilities into one local app. A URL scheme lets Raycast or scripts open a specific tool directly.

## Facts

- Price: Free
- Developer: Wang Chujiang
- Category: Developer Tools
- Website: https://wangchujiang.com/DevHub/
- Mac App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/devhub/id6476452351
- Requires: macOS 14.0 or later
- App Store version: 2.2.0
- Facts checked: 2026-10-19
- MacWorthy page: https://macworthy.com/apps/devhub/

## Install

Mac App Store CLI:

```sh
mas install 6476452351
```

## Questions

### Is DevHub free?

Yes. DevHub is free to download and use.

### Where can I download DevHub for Mac?

Download DevHub from the Mac App Store and the developer's website (wangchujiang.com). MacWorthy links only to official sources.

### Can I install DevHub from the Terminal?

Yes. With Mac App Store CLI, run `mas install 6476452351`.

### Which macOS version does DevHub need?

The Mac App Store version of DevHub requires macOS 14.0 or later.

### What are good alternatives to DevHub?

Other developer tools apps for Mac worth a look are Dash (free + pro), DevUtils (one-time purchase), Zed (open source) and Ghostty (open source).

## Alternatives in Developer Tools

- [Dash](https://macworthy.com/apps/dash/): Every API doc you need, offline and instant. (Free + Pro)
- [DevUtils](https://macworthy.com/apps/devutils/): Forty-plus developer helpers, offline. (One-time purchase)
- [Zed](https://macworthy.com/apps/zed/): A code editor that runs at the speed of thought. (Open source)
- [Ghostty](https://macworthy.com/apps/ghostty/): A fast, feature-rich, truly native terminal. (Open source)
- [OrbStack](https://macworthy.com/apps/orbstack/): Docker and Linux machines, light as a feather. (Free + Pro)
- [Warp](https://macworthy.com/apps/warp/): The terminal, reimagined around blocks and agents. (Free + Pro)
- [iTerm2](https://macworthy.com/apps/iterm2/): The terminal that taught macOS new tricks. (Open source)
- [Nova](https://macworthy.com/apps/nova/): Panic's beautiful, extensible code editor. (Subscription)

Tags: toolbox, json, offline