Small tools for the parts of coding nobody enjoys.
Port My Code started as a single question: why does moving a function from one language to another still take longer than writing it did in the first place? Everything here is built to close that gap: a converter, a comment stripper, and whatever comes after those.
What we're building
A toolbox, not a single product
Each tool does one thing well. Together they're meant to cover the small, repetitive jobs that quietly eat up most of a developer's day.
Code Converter
LivePaste code in one language, get an idiomatic version back in another. 30+ languages, both directions.
Try the converterComment Remover
LiveStrip comments out of JS, HTML, CSS, Python, PHP, and JSON without touching the code itself.
Remove commentsCode Explainer
In the worksA free, plain-language walkthrough of what a piece of code actually does. Handy when you're staring at someone else's logic, or your own from six months ago.
More utilities are already underway. If there's a repetitive coding chore you'd like turned into a one-click tool, tell us at [email protected].
Why we build it this way
Quick to use, and it stays out of your way
Built to be right, not just fast
AI does the heavy lifting, but the target is code you can actually drop into a real project, not something that just looks right.
Nothing to install
No CLI, no extension, no account wall for the basics. Open a tab and paste your code to get a result.
Made for daily use
These are meant to be tools you reach for constantly, not once. Free tiers stay usable; Pro just removes the limits.
Your code stays yours
What you paste in is used to generate your result and nothing else. We don't keep a copy once your request is done.
The idea
Different people, same tool
Some of the people using this are moving fast on a small team and don't have time to hand-roll a converter. Others are teaching themselves a new language and use it to compare unfamiliar syntax against one they already know. A few just don't want to install another IDE plugin for a question that takes ten seconds to answer. All of them end up wanting the same thing: a quick answer, not a project.
Try the first tool.
No account needed to start. Paste some code and see what it looks like on the other side.