
CortexDrop — Secure File Sharing via IPFS
分享加密文件,带自销毁链接,无需注册。
@cortexdrop · X
CortexDrop- first consumer file sharing built on IPFS. Drop a file, get a private link.
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分享加密文件,带自销毁链接,无需注册。
@cortexdrop · X
CortexDrop- first consumer file sharing built on IPFS. Drop a file, get a private link.

Share and collaborate on standalone HTML files in real time. Leave comments, drop sticky notes, and edit files directly in your browser.
u/Vast-Grapefruits · Reddit
I built a tool to collaborate on HTML artifacts like a PowerPoint As a consultant, I've watched artifacts become more common as a way to communicate ideas and insights, both internally and with clients. The problem is there's no good way to comment on them, collaborate, or make quick edits; so in practice, they're slow to actually use. I built a free tool that lets you leave comments and edit directly, all while sharing with your team. After you make your edits you can export

用一条命令即时将 HTML 文件分享为实时链接。
tim33 · HN
Heresyour.site

Convert plain Markdown notes into clean PDF and PNG carousels for LinkedIn and X in seconds without Canva or complex design tools.
@mrdeathpl · X

为应用生成通用链接,支持 App Store、Google Play 等平台。
@adriendecoster_ · X

上传音乐分享,同时防止他人下载。
u/Delicious-Tax-3910 · Reddit
Streamables This is a really big project that I worked in with a bit of self and ai coding, it's a platform where you can upload songs/audio with the primary feature being that users can't download the music. Along with some other misc features, please try it out and give me some feedback and what to improve!!!! https://streamables.butterlabs.app/ Sidenote: all media is purged monthly in order to make room for server storage submitted by /u/Delicious-Tax-3910 to r/Sid

分享无法下载、截屏或转发的视频。
@bunkercastDRM · X

Buy lives for your site or social profile and it joins a public board with a clickable card. Every purchase takes 1 life from every other link.
@aur0n · X
I took the Outbid trend in a slightly more dramatic direction and built a battle royale for links. Buy lives for one link; every other living link loses 1. The internet clearly needed URL combat: