[tailspin2019]

Looks great. Nice execution, simple UI and a good domain too!

If you want people to use the hosted version I would suggest adding a basic privacy policy/statement.

A key reason why I don't tend to use hosted versions of these tools is just due to the danger of me sending something to the endpoint that I need to keep confidential. I don't use live/customer data during development, but it could even just be a test API key for a system I'm integrating into - low risk - but still something I wouldn't want hitting an external endpoint.

So you need to give some confidence that you throw away all incoming requests and aren't logging anything.

Secondly, looking at the project overall, to gain some more traction it might be good to add some basic quick-start "how to self host" instructions and possibly publish your released versions to GitHub Releases? I'm guessing you probably would prefer people to use your hosted version but some will never do this (for above reasons). So they'll either go elsewhere - or - you can "capture" that group of people by giving them a good onboarding experience for self-hosting! It does depend on your goals for the project though, and how much time you intend to spend on it.

Edit: deofoo got there before me on the self-host instructions suggestion :-) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36020050

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Thank you for your comment! I appreciate your constructive advice. I will take it into consideration for the next implementation.