Anytype (finally) released for public beta

[marcusquinn]

@necrevistonnezr Only put it here because it doesn't need any hosting, but I suppose the self-hosted options could be desirable by some.

[lukas]

@girish @nebulon add it please to App Wishlist category, thx!

[RazielKanos]

this tool is SO A-fucking-MAZING

totally in love with it

[jdaviescoates]

@RazielKanos It's been a while since I played with it (back in early alpha beta days), but I've just installed it again and am going to have another play

[RazielKanos]

Have you guys already seen this feature?

https://gallery.any.coop/

[jdaviescoates]

@RazielKanos Nice, thanks for sharing! I really need to have a proper play around with this!

[LoudLemur]

So many people say they love anytype, but why? What does it help you do? What does it help you do better? What can you stop using by using Anytype?

[JLX89]

@LoudLemur I hadn't actually heard of it until @micmc mentioned it in one of my topics: Personal Management Apps.

Personally, what has drawn me in is their manifesto and why they're building Anytype. In the past few months, they've made a lot of progress on their roadmap. The features that really stand out to me vs. Notion, Code, and others, largely is privacy and essentially controlling my data.

They're working on rolling out web publishing (static sites, they might add some sort of "CMS" ability), team collaboration without hosting fees or as many concerns about security, privacy, and such. Lastly, the other big item for me is the ability to create a "Personal Management System" in a single platform vs. trying various different no-code / low-code platforms. I see that I'd potentially be able to take quite a few apps hosted on various servers and combine them into Anytype; in turn reducing some of my personal costs.

Of the features, I'm waiting for an API and integrations such as pulling in data from other sources. If I'm being honest, they still have a long way to go, but I don't mind supporting them as I personally see the potential.

[RazielKanos]

I am using it for project management, notes management, story writing, game design ... i run a ton of private spaces and 3 shared with my team

Beeing able to host this thing of Cloudron would be the ultimate game changer for me

[marcusquinn]

I seee, self-hosting this seems to unlock the community sharing for free. That's well worth it, and I suspect simpler and more advanced than Outline

[RazielKanos]

Are there any updates on this?
https://tech.anytype.io/how-to/self-hosting

Unfortunately i have no clue on how hard it would be, but i am pretty sure many are interested in this. Maybe we should offer a bounty?

[Maxim]

Very interesting to see this solution in cloudron

[RazielKanos]

Any new tries here to get this running on cloudron? I am willing to pay, if it doesn't cost an arm & a leg...

[robi]

@RazielKanos ask an APPDEV to package it, or @Kubernetes for an unofficial easy install.

[marcusquinn]

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

[A Former User]

Any updated on this?

[scooke]

I've scheduled myself to ask for an update 2 months from now.

[andreasdueren]

So basically, this would need the any-sync-node?

[A Former User]

@andreasdueren well, we have this: https://github.com/anyproto/any-sync-dockercompose
And here are the docs on how to do it: https://doc.anytype.io/anytype-docs/data-and-security/self-hosting/self-hosted / https://tech.anytype.io/how-to/self-hosting
So basically docker is already available, which would make it quite easy to get it to cloudron, as far my understanding goes.

[jdaviescoates]

@scooke said in Anytype (finally) released for public beta:

I've scheduled myself to ask for an update 2 months from now.

Good pattern spotting!