Might be worth emailing dang about this idea. Or organizing it informally.

I just emailed dang. Let's see what happens!

I like the idea a lot. There's plenty of things I've done that I'd like to share, but don't feel they're noteworthy enough for a whole Show HN, yet my friends aren't geeky enough to appreciate.

The same idea for "Ask HN" would be neat too. A lot of subreddits have a weekly or monthly "Simple Questions" thread which are really helpful.

Similarly, I created www.lite-engine.com for people who want to trivially post data to an SQLite database. I've not attracted much notice yet. I certainly appreciate any feedback on the concept!

Good job launching (and good on you for finding a good chance to drop the link!). :)

I don't have much use for it now, but I have worked in marketing heavy organizations in the past where I would have loved to have something like this.

If I could give you some advice though, it would be to really carefully figure out who you are selling this to and then target your website to that person. Right now, it seems to be mostly targeted to me. That's great, but to be honest, it's pretty trivial for me to set up my own database. And, when I set up my own, I don't have to worry about things like your backup policy, your privacy policy, where you and your servers are located, etc.

I think that you'd have more luck if you targeted it to marketing types. You get close to that in your blog (posting an HTML form with Captcha), but I'd love to see your conversions if you targeted the whole thing to non-technical marketers who work in technical fields.

Thank you, I really appreciate that. I will say I've been hesitant to focus on form posting as the product when the service actually provides a toolkit for much more. What I'm aiming for is a complete backend for serverless single page applications. I'm not conveying that message well at all it seems.