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Bigwords.page
Big text, timers and QR codes, with the whole message held in the link
Everything you type sits after the # and never reaches a server, so you can put a notice on a borrowed TV, a client's monitor or a phone you cannot touch again with no account and nothing installed.
Bigwords.page renders a link as a full-screen message: a greeting at arrivals, a countdown on a conference screen, the wifi password at a desk. Build the link by hand or in the editor; text follows the fragment marker, settings follow as key-value pairs, double pipes make rotating slides, and a countdown token takes a date or a duration. Markdown works, and QR codes are generated in the browser. Browsers never send a fragment to the server, so the hosted site is a static page with no backend. MIT and self-hostable. The Show HN drew 503 points and 140 comments.
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