@robi I feel like I uploaded myself to the internet a long time ago. Search for the perfect app suite to share with the world, then I can retire and watch the fruits of my scatterings across the interweb. The irony is I only wanted to design websites, but ended up having to find a solution for everything else in biz, and then better ones because the whole SaaS industry got greedy and nosey!

@robi +1 - I use Zeronet as well. It's pretty good if you can sift out the cruft.

@necrevistonnezr Well, the file-system is a database. I don't use things like pocket, so probably not the best at comparing these things. I tend to focus on just a lot of bookmarking and then taking notes into Ulysses for any info I want to use for something else, both are searchable. I get the interest in this sort of app, so I'm just suggesting an alternate way that might just negate the need for another app to maintain.

Yes Gitpod would be great!

Too bad. This looks like it has alot of function

@robi Cool, ark.io looks nice, I'd love to get more time for blockchain stuff but for now I have bitten off about 6 epic projects at once so it'll have to be once they mature a bit.

Also just spotted but not tried: https://github.com/CasperEngl/imapsync-app

+1 This would be great!

@marcusquinn I agree, this need comes up for me regularly. Perhaps there's some simple statically generated template for this need, out there.

I uploaded a little Demo, if you like you can watch it. (No Sound)

cc @plusone-nick . He knows all sorts of no-code apps.

Added tests incase enough people want it in.

@jeau Oh I know the people who started it. The ocap features are what really attracted me to it, but once installed it was a big turnoff and disappointment. After that I found Cloudron and never looked back. What features do you find most interesting and usable? This also bring up a few other thoughts, such as going through their app store and seeing what is useful to bring here. (Neos.io?) Another thought is to make Sandstorm available as a container App within Cloudron. There is also opportunity to learn from their architecture and implementation and enhance our own. (Borgify) Some interesting things on their Github too: https://github.com/sandstorm/

@msbt of course, I asked for those tags

@nebulon yeah, I left it in the description, but tried to focus on the app itself.. went back an forth on it, and this seemed like a starting compromise. I think the app is better with Surfer than without IMO. Happy to have it more obvious where you want to.

https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/3611/thingsboard-open-source-iot-platform looks better but just posted ioBroker for interest.

@jdaviescoates I guess I see active time-recording as unnecessary admin and distracting to have time as a metric on productivity. I use these things to analyse what teams use, how much time they spend on things that we could save them from. I started work as a team of 4, peaked at about 60 and now we've found a natural equilibrium at 34. What I learned from all that was anything above those initial single-figure days is impossible to fully understand at scale, but with the broader overview we can make better decisions. Simple example being when to migrate an app, we can drill in, see if it's being used much and when, and time maintenance all without asking anyone anything.