Press Space on any JSON file in Finder — and actually read it. Then ⌘F to find anything in it.
Search inside the preview itself. Matches highlight as you type, ⌘G and ⇧⌘G step through them, and the count tells you how many there are. Free, in Pretty and Raw.
Line-delimited logs are the reason this exists — every record pretty-printed and numbered instead of one endless line.
The Quick Look preview, every file type, and the Pretty and Raw views cost nothing — search and sort-keys included. No account, no trial, no nagging.
A bad record is flagged inline with its exact line and column and everything else still renders — the preview is never blank. Huge files open instantly: only the head is read, and a banner says exactly how much you're seeing.
A collapsible Tree with right-click copy value, key or full key path, and collapse-all / expand-all; Compact for scanning a log; and a standalone viewer window. One purchase, no subscription.
No network access, no analytics, no data collection. Sandboxed and read-only.
.json · .jsonl · .ndjson · .geojson · .jsonc · .json5
.har · .webmanifest · .ipynb · .map