Is there a DevUtils for Linux?
No. DevUtils is a native macOS app and does not currently publish a Linux (or Windows) version. Developers who used it on a Mac and moved to a Linux workstation need a different tool.
DevT Pro installs from Flathub or the Snap Store on x86_64 Linux, so it works on any distribution with Flatpak or Snap support and updates through your software center.
The same everyday toolbox
The overlap between the two apps is the set of small jobs that interrupt real work: formatting JSON, decoding Base64, inspecting JWTs, testing regular expressions, converting timestamps, comparing text, parsing cron expressions and generating hashes.
DevT Pro covers all of those on Linux, and each tool has a proper code editor with syntax highlighting and folding rather than a plain text box.
Smart Detection vs command palette
DevUtils is known for Smart Detection: copy something and it suggests the right tool. That workflow does not exist on Linux because DevUtils does not.
DevT Pro is explicit instead. Press Ctrl+P, type what you want, and the tool opens in a tab. Super Paste (Ctrl+Shift+V) clears the editor and pastes your clipboard in one step, and your favorite tools sit on Ctrl+Shift+1–9.
A broader catalog
DevUtils advertises more than 47 utilities; DevT Pro advertises more than 120. The difference is largest in structured data and code: 46 converters across JSON, XML, YAML, CSV, TSV, TOML and TOON, and 19 code generators for typed models and cURL-to-code.
Built for a Linux desktop
DevT Pro follows your light or dark preference, including the window title bar, and keeps tools in tabs you can pin, rename, duplicate and reorder. Everything can be driven from the keyboard.
A command-line tool and MCP server for AI agents are coming in v9 and are designed to ship inside the Flatpak and Snap packages, so the same tools will fit into shell pipelines.
Privacy and offline use
Like DevUtils, DevT Pro processes your input locally. There is no account, telemetry or analytics, and on Linux the app only goes online to activate your license or when you ask it to load a URL.
Price
DevUtils starts at $29 for a single Mac with a year of updates on a direct license.
On Linux, DevT Pro is unlocked with a one-time $5.99 license key that includes all 120+ tools. You activate it once in the app; the license is then remembered, so DevT Pro keeps working offline. Moving to a new computer is a matter of deactivating the key in Settings → License and activating it again.
