[uniclaude]

To be honest, the value resides more in the idea and the fact that it's already online than in the code.

A basic implementation of this service would take less than 100 lines in any language commonly used on the web.

[ozh]

Of course. It's just that it's easier and quicker to use something that someone has already developed, than recreate the 100-lines wheel each time.

[bennyg]

Which is why I'm confused as to why you want an open-source version? Just use this one.

[oneeyedpigeon]

Maybe ozh wants to host the service on their own server? Or they've found a bug they want to fix?

[Touche]

Anyone can PUT and replace your data.

[tburch]

Give JSON Blob (https://github.com/tburch/jsonblob) a try! It's open sourced and you can run it locally if you want.