This one is quite easy to install and run. Some notes:

Really needs node 10. Doesn't work with node 16. Many node modules are outdated and they need to be updated. The app is essentially the website - spacedeck.com To even register on the selfhosted instance, you have to provide the invite token . This is available in the config file. See https://github.com/spacedeck/spacedeck-open/issues/202

Sort-of related, but Vivaldi added an interesting privacy-orientated service (yes I know nothing cloud is guaranteed private):

https://vivaldi.com/features/translate/ https://lingvanex.com

@loudlemur
Well there's no one size fits all solution. It's always about choice. 🙂

Looks quite easy to install though. Have you tried the app on a VPS or something? It looks like it can be installed on a local machine as well.

@hollosch This looks pretty cool. It also appears to be able to be hosted on the LAMP app on Cloudron, so no need to "wait" for it to be available.

It also works in tandem with Frab and Pretalx, both of which look easy to install and run on another VPS.

I'm gonna give it a whirl.

EDIT: I may have spoken too soon. I don't know if Cloudron's LAMP includes all the required modules:
dom
json
mbstring
PDO
mysql
tokenizer
xml/libxml/SimpleXML
xmlwriter

@infogulch I hadn't heard of either of the things this was inspired by before, but it made me think of Cobudget

@bablosik they aren't mutually exclusive (I end up using both depending in the use case) but there the isn't eg an easier/ faster way for me to download whole albums off bandcamp than 1) click on the booklet connected to my instance of AllTube 2) click the Download everything button.

I was able to help the project get their dockerfile off the ground so that it builds and runs with just docker, but it still has a ways to go. Here are some things I think would need to be improved before it would be suitable for cloudron:

Reduce image size by copying binary results out of the build stages. This is a bit complex because the project is built with rust/wasm-pack and runs a wasm on the frontend, and uses haskell stack for the backend. I'm not familiar with doing docker optimizations with either of these technologies. Change the backend to save all data into a /data volume. This will require some changes in the haskell code. Get deps-only build steps working. This would be a nice-to-have for the devs to reduce build times after the first build (which can reach to 40min!), but this one isn't a deal breaker for cloudron. I tried, but it causes some compilation output issues so it was commented out for now.

The author was very nice and quite receptive to changes. If anyone else works on this you may want to just aim at getting them merged upstream.

Has anyone used this application, whether on Cloudron or not?

I'm working on a project at the moment where contracts are created. The client has a preference to require e-signing.

Both my client and their contractors have a preference for open-source, and preferably self-hosted software.

@scooke from memory I don't think the free version of All in One supports multisite, but that the premium paid for version does (not that I've ever used it).

You could also just copy over database and files though, should work.

Or sometimes what I've done is just copy over all the plugin and theme files and then use the WordPress export/ import to do the content.

@therealwebmaster
Not sure of why this app hasn't lifted up more and faster than that, it might have been missed because this is a great asset to add as an available app on Cloudron. The kind of easy to use while very useful app for about any kind of organization.
+++ for this 🙂

@manngobaum I prefer this client over element as well.