I built this for myself. Then realised other devs probably had the same problem.

A few months ago I pasted a .env file into a random online converter. Got my output, moved on. It wasn't until later that it actually hit me: that file had a real database password in it. I'd just sent production credentials to a server I knew nothing about, run by someone I'd never heard of. I chec

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