Aryan Bhosale

Aryan Bhosale is an independent developer whose open-source utilities focus on making everyday data extraction painless for Windows power-users, DevOps engineers, and analysts who routinely juggle JSON APIs, YAML configs, TOML manifests, .env files, HTTP traces, logfmt streams, and CSV exports. The single-title catalogue centers on “pick”, a nimble command-line tool that treats every text source as a queryable data bag: users pipe or point the program at a file, supply an expressive dot-notation or regex path, and instantly receive normalized values ready for scripts, environment variables, or CI/CD pipelines. Typical scenarios include scraping JWT payloads from header dumps, plucking database credentials from docker-compose.yml without opening an editor, converting TOML sections into inline shell variables, or cherry-picking columns from a remote CSV URL before feeding them to Excel or Power BI. Because the utility is statically compiled and signed for Windows, it drops into corporate laptops without runtime dependencies and plays nicely with PowerShell aliases, Task Scheduler, and winget automation. All of Aryan Bhosale’s software is available for free on get.nero.com, where downloads are sourced from trusted Windows package managers such as winget, always deliver the latest upstream build, and can be installed individually or in unattended batch sets.