LeihIchDir
LeihIchDir is a list of the things you lend. Friends get a link, see what is available and ask for it. The list is encrypted in the browser and needs no account.
Much of what sits in cellars and workshops is rarely needed. Anyone who wants to lend it needs no platform and no account, just a list their friends can look at. LeihIchDir is such a list, free of charge and free of advertising.
Purpose
The lending list shows what you lend and whether it is available right now. Anyone who wants to borrow something asks with one click.
If you want the lending lists of several friends to hand, you bundle them into a super list. There you can search in one place by item, person and note, and if you like, only for what is available.
How it is used
A lending list takes three steps. First you enter what you lend: typed, spoken or several items at once. Then come your name, email and phone, all optional, so that people can reach you. Finally you share the view link. Whoever has it sees the list but cannot change anything.
For yourself there is an edit link. Both links carry the key behind the hash sign, and the browser never sends that part to the server. The server therefore stores only unreadable strings.
Limits
If you lose the edit link, you lose access. Recovery is impossible by design, but you can back the list up as a file.
The link is the key, and it travels the way you send it. In a messenger with end-to-end encryption it stays between you; in an ordinary email, whoever runs the service can read it. Whoever receives the link to a super list sees all the lending lists in it, and the people collected there are not told.
Origin
LeihIchDir sets no cookies and loads nothing from other addresses; even the fonts come from its own server.
The complete source code is public on GitHub, under an MIT licence. Anyone who wants to know what the application does can read it there instead of having to take it on trust.
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