Dropbud – A place to upload files without uploading
Hi veterans of HN. Felt the need to paste and save important texts and api keys without creating a file and uploading to drive. thats where the idea kicked in. So I just go there, paste my things and make workspaces (like servers in discord) to keep them tidy.You can also share them workspaces with friends and colleagues after you sign in. Give it a go, HN.
In plain words
Dropbud is a service for storing and organizing text snippets, API keys, and other information without creating traditional files or uploading to cloud storage. Users can paste content directly into the platform, organize it into workspaces similar to Discord servers, and share these workspaces with colleagues and friends after signing in. It's designed for developers and technical users who need a quick way to save and access important text-based information.
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