I built JSON to Table to avoid writing tiny scripts every time I needed to inspect or convert messy JSON.
It started as a simple JSON-to-table converter, then grew into a small toolbox for CSV, Excel, SQL, XML, YAML, formatting, validation, size checking, and more.
The goal is simple:
- no signup
- no upload for core tools
- fast enough for debugging
- useful for developers and non-technical teammates
The no-upload angle is probably more defensible than the table conversion itself. JSON-to-table is easy to replicate; trust around sensitive debugging data is harder to replace. Curious if that’s becoming the main reason people use it.