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I built a very minimal website that tracks disk prices from Amazon and presents them in a clean, sortable table: https://diskprices-frontend.vercel.app/ .

Motivation: I often needed to quickly check the cost per TB/GB across different storage types (HDDs, SSDs, flash cards, tapes, etc.) and found most existing tools too cluttered or outdated. So I decided to build a lightweight frontend that fetches the data and makes it easy to compare.

Features:

Sort by price per TB or per GB.

Filter by capacity, brand, media type, or condition.

Focused only on Amazon data for now (to keep it simple).

Mobile-friendly, minimal UI.

It’s still an early project — feedback on usability, performance, or what additional features might be useful (e.g., alerts, more sources, historical charts) would be greatly appreciated.

Repo (if you want to take a look / contribute): [your GitHub link if available]

Thanks for checking it out!

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synack · 6m ago

Please don’t scrape my site.

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