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# datasink launch posts

Drafts for X and LinkedIn, written 8 October 2026. They have not been posted. Use `datasink-social-thumbnail.png` (1920×1080) as the image.

Checked before writing: on 8 October 2026 the datasink.dev demo ran in a browser with no errors, and `npx datasink@0.4.1 scrub --demo` gave the same counts shown on the image (6 verified, 4 unverified, 2 invalid, 2 typos fixed). Without an AI key, `wash` skips the enrichment step with a clear message.

## X

I built datasink to clean up contact lists.

It fixes email typos, checks each address has a working mail server, and merges duplicates. Your file stays in your browser.

Free and open source.

https://datasink.dev

## LinkedIn

I built a tool for cleaning up contact lists, and you can use it in your browser.

It's called datasink. Drop in a CSV or spreadsheet and it fixes typos in email addresses, checks each one has a working mail server, and merges duplicates. Your file never leaves your machine. The only thing that goes out is each domain name, for the mail server check.

If you'd rather work in the terminal, it's on npm: npx datasink demo runs the whole thing on sample data so you can see what it does first.

It started out for music PR contact lists, and it works on any list of names and emails. Free and open source (MIT).

https://datasink.dev
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