Host a JSON file as a link.

JSON is the data format every developer hands to every other developer. API responses, config exports, structured logs, anything that wants to be machine-readable and human-skimmable. The annoying part of sharing it is that pasting 800 lines of JSON into Slack turns the channel into static, and emailing it as an attachment makes a small thing feel heavy. A NudgeHost link opens the data as a collapsible tree in the recipient's browser, with a download button for grabbing the raw file.

The file is stored exactly as you upload it, so the kindness happens before the upload. If the JSON is messy (minified, inconsistently indented, or assembled from multiple sources), clean up minified JSON first; what lands in your teammate's editor is then something a human can actually scan.

Files past the 25MB free-plan ceiling are usually log dumps that would compress to a fraction of the size; zip or gzip them first and you can share a ZIP file, with the archive travelling as one download. JSON that's really tabular data may be friendlier to non-developers as a CSV export from your tooling.

Ten active files free with no signup; upgrade to Pro for higher limits. If the JSON is something you want to keep editable, swapping the source file in your dashboard updates the link without changing the URL, which is convenient for sharing a dev API mock that keeps evolving.