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I built a CSV chart page that shows a SHA of your file so the chart can’t invent numbers
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Do your charts ever look right but quietly use the wrong numbers?
I built Honest Chart, a free CSV→chart page that shows a SHA-256 fingerprint for the uploaded file alongside the chart. The idea is simple: if you’re making a slide or sharing a quick visualization, you can verify the source file hasn’t changed and the chart isn’t inventing numbers.
Try it: https://therealcpain.github.io/honest-chart-demo/
Would a visible file fingerprint make you more likely to trust a quick chart? Curious where this is useful—or where it falls short.
Read original: https://dev.to/therealcpain/i-built-a-csv-chart-page-that-shows-a-sha-of-your-file-so-the-chart-cant-invent-numbers-2dlm
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