Reddit

"I want your opinion for a product decision" from Reddit r/saas, ranked #14. By N_Sin, 1 score, 2 comments. Data from Daily Trends.

I want your opinion for a product decision

Rank
14
Subreddit
r/saas
Author
N_Sin
Score
1
Comments
2
Posted
3/26/2026, 10:56:12 PM
Snapshot
3/27/2026, 12:00:00 AM

Links

Content

Dear mods, I might have used the wrong flair, happy to update (or remove this post - if necessary). Hi all, I'm a programmer working on a simple storage API solution (originally came up with this idea for my personal need and then thought it might be useful for others), and I'm at a point where I need help making some product decisions, so your help is appreciated in advance. My API is a basic simple database like storage for small script projects or simple workflows that don't need a full on database instance. It also supports storing files (object storage equivalent), the idea is to get set up in seconds by just creating a project, get an API key and that's it, you just make API calls for storing / retrieving data etc. Where I need help on decisions is for setting data / model structures (I want to keep it the simplest possible): 1. Should that be done via an API call, UI on the web portal dashboard, or both? 2. It is ok to have custom field types (the basics: int, float, strin...