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We realised that the strfry version was quite out of date (from 2023) so we made a copy of @sebdev 's repo with the current strfry version: https://git.nostrdev.com/stuff/strfry-cloudron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

@robi ok! Btw, are you using Bolt? I tried, is incredible...

It should be - what problems are you having ? Or try installing Surfer and put TiddlyRoam file in public folder ?

would be happy to use this app

On iOS / macOS, you can just use iCloud, of course. It’s baked in.

@timconsidine said in FacilMap: EDIT : yep, that works. Well done! Thanks, too!

Still think this would be a high-value app. Latest updates are great. Solid UX. Encrypted. Decentralised. What's not to like?

Updated the screenshots above, as it's developed a lot since I first posted this. Does seem like a very high value win if we can get this packaged here.

@jdaviescoates You're right, but Mixpost is a special case. The way the app is structured makes it close to impossible to get it packaged on Cloudron unless Dima wants to change a few things on his end. There's a discussion between Dima and Girish about this somewhere on this forum, might be in this very thread.