The software is now in beta and looks quite good. A nice combination with n8n or Tooljet.

Another +1 for Flowise. Would really like to see this added since it is more of an orchestrator that supports local or remote APIs.

@timconsidine said in Piefed: USP, Well, it's not unique. It's very similar to other Reddit-like link aggregators such as Lemmy (note: some people have ethical issues with the founder see e.g. https://medic.cafe/@mikka/110623109627073961 ) and Mbin and brutalinks. But it does seem like quite a nice one. And it claims it have nice simple clean code But the USP for Cloudron is that we currently don't have any such software available in the app store

Didn't dive deep into it. But from the first looks it could be a great alternative to many modern and popular payed SAAS products.

Still under development Version v0.29.2 released last month https://github.com/decidim/decidim/releases/tag/v0.29.2 From their blog https://decidim.org/blog/2025-02-14-decidim-revamp-platform-consolidation-and-improvement-with-ngi-support/

Looks cool

@nebulon: Any updates if pretix is on your radar (or even roadmap)?

@scooke said in Mailpiler - self hosted email archive: This doesn't require a paid license? When I was checking out the website I suddenly saw a new menu item called Pricing, and it wasn't cheap! Are we going to install this and then realize, 1000s of email in, that we have to pay? My understanding is: The SaaS version (https://www.mailpiler.com) is price-bound. The open source version (https://www.mailpiler.org) is free to use. Source here: https://github.com/jsuto/piler? License info here: https://github.com/jsuto/piler?tab=License-1-ov-file#readme More info here: https://www.mailpiler.org/comparison-to-the-enterprise-edition/ Possibly @jsuto could also confirm things - Please correct me if I am wrong.

@lukas to be fair: it's a fork of https://owncloud.com/ (which is the original software project from which nextcloud was forked)

@scooke You don't need Open AI or any AI to tag. It's just optional.

We realised that the strfry version was quite out of date (from 2023) so we made a copy of @sebdev 's repo with the current strfry version: https://git.nostrdev.com/stuff/strfry-cloudron

I second this. @girish what's your take on this one?

@dsp76 I'm using it, so far no issues.

Yeah, Headscale