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Two new tools just went live on CodeWithNeo Tools and I wanted to write a quick post about them because I think developers will find both of them genuinely useful in their daily work.
The tools are NeoCurl and NeoGrep. Both are free, both work in your browser, and neither requires an account or any installation.
Let me explain what each one does and why I built them.
NeoCurl — Test API Requests Without Touching Your Terminal
If you've ever used the curl command in your terminal, you know how useful it is. But you also know how annoying it gets when you're trying to remember the exact syntax for adding headers, or setting a request body, or passing auth tokens.
NeoCurl fixes that.
It's a visual HTTP request builder that runs entirely in your browser. You pick your method — GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, whatever you need — fill in the URL, add any headers or body content you want, and hit send. The response shows up right there on screen, formatted and readable.
No terminal. No memorising curl flags. No copy-pasting commands from Stack Overflow.
I built this because I got tired of switching between my browser and terminal just to test a quick API endpoint. With NeoCurl, I can do it all in one tab. It's especially handy when you're working on a project and just want to quickly check if an endpoint is returning the right data.
You can try it at curl.codewithneo.com.
NeoGrep — Search Through Text Using Regex, Right in Your Browser
NeoGrep is a browser-based text search tool. You paste in any block of text — a log file, a JSON response, a config dump, whatever — and then search through it using regex patterns.
Every match gets highlighted instantly as you type. You can see exactly what's matching and where.
If you've used the grep command on Linux or Mac, you know the idea. NeoGrep does the same thing but without the terminal, and with a clean interface that makes it much easier to read the results.
Where this becomes really useful is when you're debugging. Say you've got a big server log and you need to find all the lines with a specific error code. Or you've got a raw API response and need to pull out specific fields. Instead of writing a script or firing up your terminal, you just paste the text into NeoGrep and search.
It saves time. Simple as that.
Try it at grep.codewithneo.com.
Both Tools Are Completely Free
No accounts. No sign-ups. No limits. Both tools run in your browser and nothing gets sent to any server.
This is the same deal as every other tool on CodeWithNeo Tools. I built this platform because I was tired of free tools that weren't actually free. Everything here is genuinely free to use, right now, with no catches.

What's Next
NeoCurl and NeoGrep are both live and working but I'm still improving them. If you find a bug or something doesn't work the way you expect, let me know through the contact page.
There are also more tools coming to the platform soon — including a resume builder, a visual cron expression tool, and a few other things I'm currently working on.
If you have an idea for a tool you'd want to see, suggest it. If it's something that would genuinely help people, I'll build it.
Go check them out:
- NeoCurl → curl.codewithneo.com
- NeoGrep → grep.codewithneo.com
- All tools → tools.codewithneo.com
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