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07 Oct 2026, 11:44 PM	Hacker News	6.5	Show HN: Bigwords.page – Turn any screen into a sign. The URL is the app Bigwords.page is a Show HN tool that turns a URL fragment into a full-screen sign, timer, or message with no account, app, or server storage. The URL supports settings like bg, fg, font, interval, timer, and qr, plus slides via \|\| and markdown-style bold/headings, with examples for arrivals signs, 30s quiz timers, and café Wi-Fi QR codes. The HN thread has 300 points and 100 comments. Why: If you need a quick event sign, countdown, or Wi-Fi QR at a meetup or office, you can share a single link instead of building or deploying an app or handling user data. But because the whole display lives in the URL fragment, any secret in it (e.g., a Wi-Fi password) is visible to anyone who gets the link, and complex QR/data-URI payloads can make the URL long and fragile. show-hn developer-tools url-as-app no-backend web-app

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07 Oct 2026, 11:44 PM

Hacker News

6.5

Show HN: Bigwords.page – Turn any screen into a sign. The URL is the app

Bigwords.page is a Show HN tool that turns a URL fragment into a full-screen sign, timer, or message with no account, app, or server storage. The URL supports settings like bg, fg, font, interval, timer, and qr, plus slides via || and markdown-style bold/headings, with examples for arrivals signs, 30s quiz timers, and café Wi-Fi QR codes. The HN thread has 300 points and 100 comments.

Why: If you need a quick event sign, countdown, or Wi-Fi QR at a meetup or office, you can share a single link instead of building or deploying an app or handling user data. But because the whole display lives in the URL fragment, any secret in it (e.g., a Wi-Fi password) is visible to anyone who gets the link, and complex QR/data-URI payloads can make the URL long and fragile.