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Zither lets users paste JSON, CSV, or spreadsheet data to get instant statistics computed entirely in the browser, with no upload or storage required.

Hacker News10h ago1 min read

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What happened: A tool called Zither was introduced that accepts JSON, CSV, or data copied from spreadsheets. Statistics are computed immediately in the browser, and no data is sent anywhere.
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Why it matters: Users can analyze data without uploading files to external servers or relying on cloud storage, which addresses privacy and speed concerns for anyone working with structured data.
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What to watch: The tool runs entirely in-browser with no backend required, making it accessible to anyone with a web browser and no setup steps.

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