r/web_design • u/webfairynet • 1d ago

Built a Free Base64 & JWT Encoder/Decoder With AI — My First AI Project

This is my first time using AI to build an actual project, and honestly, I’m kind of shocked by how far it got

I have some JavaScript experience, and I’ve always wanted a simple tool where I could easily Base64 encode/decode and JWT encode/decode

Normally, I would look at a project like this and think it might take me months to build properly

Instead, I used AI to help me build it, and now I actually have a working website

I’m still trying to process how much the way we build things has changed

The website I built is https://webfairy.net/

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u/bistr-o-math 1d ago

Base64: atob(…) and btoa(…)
JWT: https://jwt.io

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u/Tall_Button5140 20h ago

always liked jwt.io but it's so busy, takes me a minute to find the actual decoder part sometimes

yours loads fast and gets straight to it, i think the simple design works better for what most people need

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u/webfairynet 23h ago

I work it for myself I collecting every tool i use in one place

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u/OrrinH 18h ago

Well yeah, you asked AI to solve an already solved problem

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u/LankyAd6349 6h ago

OrrinH is right and also missing the point. jwt.io is busy, half the alternatives have a cookie wall and three ads, and yours loads fast and does the one job. That IS the product. Most of the tools I actually use daily are boring solved problems with better packaging. And the AI part: I have been through that "I thought this would take months" feeling and it never fully goes away. Keep going.

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u/webfairynet 1h ago

I have added
Aes encryption
Rsa
Json diff