Whenever I needed new drives, I opened diskprices.com. It's simple and does one thing really well, and it's the reason this project exists (thanks for the inspiration bro) This year something annoyed me: RAM, SSD and hard drive prices kept going up (the memory shortage), and I never knew if a price was actually good or just less bad than last week. So I built ratioDB: https://ratiodb.com What it does: - Sorts about 2,000 Amazon offers (amazon, currently only .de and .com, will expand) by price per TB - Hard drives, SSDs, RAM, memory cards, optical discs and LTO tape - New, used and refurbished clearly labeled on every row - A daily TB index per category with a chart, so you can see if prices go up or down - Price change over 1 to 90 days and a 90-day low badge - Watchlist and comparison without an account, shareable as a link or as a Reddit table I wanted it to stay as lean as possible, so the advantage for users: no account, no cookies, no tracking scripts, no ad banners. The server only counts page views anonymously, no IP addresses. How I built it (I'm an SEO guy, not a developer): - Built together with Claude Code - Astro, static HTML, about 13 KB of JavaScript, no framework. The list even works without JavaScript - Hosted on Cloudflare Workers - Prices from the Keepa API, refreshed every 2 hours, every price shows its timestamp - SEO and GEO (being citable by AI search) built in from day one Now the part I actually need: feedback and honest criticism. What's missing, what's annoying, which stores or countries should come next? If you spot wrong data, every row has a "Report an error" link.   submitted by   /u/Aggravating_Fault_22 [link]   [comments]