Focalpoint is 'an open source, self-hosted alternative to Trello, Notion, and Asana.' I'm hopeful with the 'alternative to Notion' part, but haven't played around with it myself so not sure how fully featured it is. That being said, the project has lots of stars on GH and looks to be plenty active.

Home page, Github

kill the newsletter (github) let's users create a unique email address, register for a newsletter with it, and instead of receiving an email with the newsletter, it'll add it to an RSS feed that it also provides for you.

I feel like this would package well alongside a TTRSS or FreshRSS instance.

I recently realized that there are quite a few apps that have been packaged by gracious developers here that aren't on the App Store for one reason or another. I started a repo to keep track of them hoping we can compile the whole lot of them!

A copy of the list is pinned here:

• Homepage - A simple, standalone, self-hosted PHP page that is your window to your server and the web. (Source Code)

  • Tests
  • License

• Standard Notes (Sync Server) - The Standard Notes syncing server (Source Code)

  • Tests
  • License

• Standard Notes Web - A free, open-source, and completely encrypted notes app. (Source Code)

  • Tests
  • License
  • NOTES: For some reason, it seems that this app doesn't backup well and often errors out in the process with a MySQL error ¯_(ツ)_/¯ I just disabled the backing up of this app since the notes themselves are backed up in the Sync Server app.

• webhooks - webhook is a lightweight incoming webhook server to run shell commands (Source Code)

  • Tests
  • License

• Zola - Server to serve up statically generated Zola sites

  • Tests
  • License

• nginx app - nginx server, akin to Cloudron's LAMP

  • Tests
  • License

Open to suggestions about formatting or any other pieces of data we may want to keep track of. Also, feel free to comment here about any more Apps that are packaged and they can be added to the list and repo!

Calibre is a popular self-hosted ebook manager. Github page.

Now, Calibre is a desktop application, not a web application. But there is also Calibre-web, which is a web front end for the Calibre backend.

Should Calibre and Calibre-web be hosted through a single Cloudron application, or 2 separate applications?

Either way, I think these 2 applications could be very powerful on Cloudron.

There's been talk of finding a real Calendly alternative here, and it looks like Calendso (Github, site) might be it! It only supports Google Calendar at the time of writing, but the homepage seems to imply they're working on more integrations. Worth keeping an eye on.

The author also just linked to the Cloudron App Store version in their README for a 1-Click install!

Hello all!

I've been developing/packaging what I think could be a new form of Cloudron apps, Themes (working title : ). The idea here is a simple Homepage that will display your installed Cloudron applications for easy access. You can see a working copy on my instance here! Be sure to hit space bar to toggle the menu.

Features include:

• Lightning fast loading - 97 Lighthouse Performance rating, all JS/CSS assets are local
• Toggle menu based on any key combination
• Background images from Unsplash or custom URL
• Quick link to Cloudron dashboard
• Use number keys to go directly to the first 9 apps listed when the menu is open
• Mobile friendly
• Caching of app images
• Security when it comes to your Cloudron API key and Unsplash ID

Note that this is NOT meant to replace the current Cloudron dashboard, but rather be a supplementary 'app browser'. When the menu is displayed in the Homepage App, there is a cog icon at the top right with the time stamp that will take you straight to your original Cloudron dashboard when you need full access to Backups, Logs, etc.

This app is based on the homepage-cloudron repo, which is based off of the homepage repo, both of which I am the author of. Happy to answer any questions! You can find the Cloudron packaged app here.

If this is interesting, I could work up some basic tests for this to eventually be included in the actual Cloudron App Store. Though it is important to note that for this to work properly, the setup requires creating a new Cloudron API key and updating the config.json file through the Terminal (not super user-friendly).

Thoughts/suggestions/notes welcome!

Alright, I am setup using @jdaviescoates 's BBB instance for now. We're still on for tomorrow, Wednesday the 27th at 5pm EST for writing some tests! Hope to see some people there!

Most of the things have already been covered, but figured I might as well respond!

1. Community and responsiveness of owners
2. Self hosted email with catch all and aliases
3. App ecosystem with plenty of examples and instructions on packaging. Plus 1-click installs!

@atrilahiji can confirm I'm no longer seeing the 'Connection Lost' on Chrome! (Though still present on Firefox ). Either way, you're my hero! Will be playing around with this more over the next few days.

@luckow for reference, this is the Expression I have in my 'text' field:
{{JSON.stringify($json["body"])}}
I output the entire JSON body stringified because I use this webhook for multiple incoming notifications and they contain different payloads. But you can try and extrapolate from here by bringing in just the fields you need, i.e msg, monitor, etc.

@luckow that's what I did (ish)! Uptime Kuma notifications => n8n webhook => Matrix notification.

@mazarian this looks great! I could see this potentially even being packaged as a standalone app.

@jeau ah yeah I see that in their index.html page, unfortunate you can always remove it yourself manually, but then you have to do it everytime you rebuild/redeploy.

@jeau this is a neat find!

Digging into it a bit, this is simply a front-end application, meaning you don't need a backend for it. You could probably host this via the Surfer application. Clone the repo, run yarn build as their README states, and then place the resulting build files into a Surfer application resulting in your own instance of RAWGraphs!

@robi yeah, that's part of the PR so that when the code is merged in, RSS Bridge will automatically change mode to what the OS is.

@robi The link you posted is for someone who has implemented it on their end, but it isn't yet merged into the master branch. We should wait until this PR gets merged in, and when that's done and a new release is shipped we can update the Cloudron package to pull it in.

In the meantime, if you really want dark mode, you can download a browser extension to apply custom styles on certain domains. I like Stylus (Firefox), and then you can copy the CSS linked to from the issue you shared to display on your RSS Bridge instance.

Hope that makes sense!

@robi it does seem as if this is 'standard' behavior. I went to a few public hosts and tried to ping their whitelist.txt files and they showed up just fine (example 1, example 2). Is there an issue with this being exposed? If so, I'd imagine it could be explicitly blocked in the apache config potentially.

@ei8fdb I didn't realize this before (looks like I might not have read your original post entirely ...) but this is the software that runs dev.to, very cool! I could see this as a great addition to Cloudron.

@atridad works pretty well from what I've seen so far!