Native Developer Tools

Scattered Data

becomes

Structured Work.

GINEXYS turns messy tables, PDFs, and legacy exports into clean, editable structure directly in the browser. Parse HTML, CSV, ASCII, and plain text into a live visual editor — drag columns, merge cells, and export clean HTML, JSON, Markdown, CSV, or SQL.

Try the Tools
Works today · Zero installation · Local-first privacy · Open core ·
Table Formatter Demo Open Table Formatter

Standalone Modules

Live

Table Formatter (TAFNE)

Parse, edit, and format HTML tables visually. Supports HTML, ASCII, CSV, and plain text input with drag-and-drop, cell merging, and clean code output. Download as HTML, JSON, Markdown, CSV, or SQL.

JavaScript jQuery HTML/CSS
Open Tool → Docs GitHub
WIP

Schema Editor

A Miro alternative for circuit diagrams, ERDs, floorplans, and flowcharts — where the wires actually snap to ports and auto-route instead of tangling. No $200/seat CAD license, no cloud upload of your IP. Opens in seconds, saves as plain SVG you can commit to Git.

JavaScript SVG Touch
Open Tool → Docs GitHub
Core ready · AI layer coming

PDF Extractor

Browser-based PDF extraction and analysis. Extract text, tables, and structured data from documents. High-accuracy AI layout detection is in progress.

JavaScript AI PDF
Open Tool → Docs GitHub

Coming Soon

Another tool on the horizon.

TBA

One workflow, three stages

Clean the data now, map the structure next, and automate extraction when the AI layer lands.

Works today

1. Ingest

Get the data out of wherever it's trapped — a PDF, a scrape, a legacy export — with PDF Extractor, all in the browser, nothing uploaded.

Works today

2. Verify

Clean and interrogate it in Table Formatter — catch what's wrong, confirm what's right, so the numbers you carry forward are ones you can stand behind.

Works today

3. Build

Turn verified data into structure you act on in Schema Editor — schematics, ERDs, floorplans — wired correctly, ready to ship.

Open Core · Free tools, paid flow

Every tool is free.
You pay for the work that flows between them.

Each tool does its whole job on its own, forever, with no account and no upload — that's not a trial, it's the product. Pro is for when the work has to keep moving: extracted data that stays verified as it becomes structure, your own AI and your own storage plugged in, and your tools talking to each other so you stop copy-pasting between them.

Open Tools
Free forever
  • Table Formatter — full editor & export
  • Schema Editor — full editor & export
  • PDF Extractor — full local extraction
  • 100% local · nothing uploaded
  • MIT Licensed · self-hostable · forkable
Open the tools
Early Access
Pro
$19/mo
  • High-accuracy OCR pipeline
  • Cross-tool workflows
  • AI layout & MCP
  • Workflow Integration (Github, Jira, Notion, Obsidian, Google)
  • Storage
Early Access · Updates

New tools ship quarterly.

Get notified when Pro — AI Intelligence Layer + MCP, cross-tool flow, and integrations — opens up. No noise, one email when it matters.

What's been shipped
  • Jul 2026 Schema Editor checks your wiring and won't export a broken schematic
  • Jul 2026 Verified data flows tool-to-tool — no more re-keying
  • Jul 2026 AI can drive the tools; bring your own AI & storage (Pro)
  • Jun 2026 Five VS Code extensions live on the Marketplace
  • Apr 2026 Multi-window OS shell — drag, resize, minimize
What's coming next
  • Q3 2026 Scanned-document OCR that runs on your machine
  • Q3 2026 Integrations — GitHub, Jira, Notion, Obsidian, Sheets
  • Q4 2026 On-device AI — assistant runs fully offline
  • Q4 2026 Teams — shared live sessions
Active development  ·  Built in public
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