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HortusFox on Cloudron - Manage indoor and outdoor plants collaboratively

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    • Main Page: https://www.hortusfox.com/
    • Git: https://github.com/danielbrendel/hortusfox-web
    • Licence: MIT
    • Docker: Yes
    • Demo: https://www.hortusfox.com/demo

    • Summary: HortusFox is a free and open-sourced self-hosted plant manager system that you can use to manage, keep track and journal your home plants.

    • Notes: I'm the author of the project and I originally made it for my girlfriend to manage her plenty plants. Meanwhile the project has grown and thus is currently my main focused project. It's opensourced (MIT) and selfhosted. There are various further features besides managing your plants, e.g. inventory, tasks, calendar, weather forecast (using openweathermap), collaborative chat, themes, backups, and many, many more!

    • Alternative to link: https://alternativeto.net/software/hortusfox/about/

    • Screenshots:
      Dashboard

    location view

    plant details

    further plant info

    More screenshots: https://www.hortusfox.com/screenshots

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      @foxiel welcome here 🙂 Looks great! May I ask the origin of the project name "HortusFox"?

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        Thank you @girish 🙂 And sure! Well, I'm not really good in inventing names, but I personally like animals such as foxes and ravens that are both cute and clever. And I figured to give the project a more unique name I looked up botany or gardening related names in various languages. I ended up with hortus as the word for garden in latin and combined them and was quite satisfied with the "look and feel" of the name. 🙂

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