interesting - If I understand it right, I ran into a possible use-case for n:point recently...

I was building a pretty simple charting app that used React and Redux, so the structure of a chart was 100% defined via a JSON "state".

I didn't want to bother with a server so I just stored the state in browser localstorage.

BUT when I put the app online via static hosting, I needed to give users a way of deeplinking to and sharing a diagram they created.

Could I use n:point via API to set and get json state and then add your identifiers in an anchor tag like:

http://my-static-chart-app.com/#4aed7cea56ece156c705