I m building JsonExport, a JSON to Excel/CSV converter that runs entirely in the browser.
The main motivation was privacy and scale. I kept running into tools that required uploading sensitive logs or customer data, or that completely fell apart once nested JSON or larger files were involved.
I decided to go fully client-side using streaming parsers and Web Workers, which has worked surprisingly well so far, even with very large files.
I m curious. For those of you who work with messy or sensitive JSON:
Yeah. JsonExport.com is live and ready for would-be users. And yes, it's also live on the Product Hunt page starting today. Let's see what we can do collectively, shall we?
JsonExport is a professional JSON to Excel/CSV converter that runs fully in your browser.
Most tools are slow, insecure, and fail on nested data. JsonExport handles real-world JSON with privacy-first local processing, smart flattening that removes [object Object], and streaming support for 100MB+ files.
It includes a simple editor and a data grid to preview before export.
Free to use and open source.
