Hi IHs π
Over the last year, I've given many thousands of hours (and part of my soul π³οΈ) to building fuzzynote: a local-first, CRDT-backed, browser-based, collaborative note-taking app.

To summarise what it is:
I'm delighted (and a little shocked) to say that the project has just reached MVP and the app is open for early adopters π. It's in it's early stages and therefore is quite basic and a little rough around the edges (e.g. mobile support is basic) but I'm working hard and things are moving very fast.
I would be super appreciative of any feedback, suggestions, criticisms or otherwise, and look forward to speaking to you all!
Also, the core of the project is open source, so you can see how it all works βοΈ
Congrats on shipping!! π
Been using Workflowy for a while now so going to give this one a go. Particularly like thatβs both web and cli/terminal based. Tech looks nice too π
Thank you! Workflowy is an amazing tool, used it myself in the past!
Any fuzzynote feedback very much welcome π
This looks cool.
Thank you!
This is super legit! I'm going to have to give this a try.
Thank you! Appreciate you trying it out. If any improvements jump out at you, let me know!
Are you finding that the open source aspect helps to market the tool?
I'd say it's probably too early to say for certain, but I would imagine it's helped to drum up a decent amount of the interest I've seen so far (e.g. I had a good response when I first posted the project early last year on Hacker News).
There have been some interesting discussions with a few people asking about the technical implementation, given it uses fairly novel techniques ("local-first"/CRDTs etc). I didn't get users actively trying it until another post on Hacker News yesterday morning, so there might be something to that π€. It's early days, though, so only time will tell!