Show IH: All your (Github) issues in one board
Hello fellow Indie Hackers,
because I have to follow a lot of different projects at home and at work, I created a tool to have issues from all my different projects and task lists on one board. I imagined that is a use case, that could be interesting for other Indie Hackers that have to follow issues from different projects.
Right now the tool supports GitHub and Google Tasks. More task providers are planned.
You find the tool at : https://metado.app
Let me know what you think!
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Nice, I thought about a similar solution for Jira and Confluence. At work we use Jira and Confluence which can be a mess to work with.
While it's pretty easy to find all Jira issues keeping track of assigned tasks from Confluence is pretty cumbersome - I don't understand why Atlassian doesn't have a better integration between the two.
Will you support on premise installations of Jira and Confluence?
I am not sure yet. The cloud versions will be definitely first. Atlassian is closing down the on premise Versions next year.
Are there any demos or screenshots? I didn’t find much in the site, looks interesting but I would want to see some examples before I signing up for something like this.
I fixed the lading page. I had a bug, that you were redirected to the login page on first visit.
Now you find the landing page on http://metado.app. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Right now there is no demo. This is still a very early product. Would you be interested in a video, that show the process from login to a board that is setup?
@rockiger Hey sorry I missed your reply in my inbox, just seeing it now. I’m having a hard time seeing how this is aggregating from various sources just based on the one photo you have, which is sort of difficult to see on a mobile device as well.
I think a demo would be useful, I have something similar in an agile backlog tool I built recently, here is the Github repo:
https://github.com/mjgs/eleventy-agile-blog
See in the demo section, you can load an example installation to actually view the interface, and click around.
Ah, I see. Because I am using Google- and Github-Oauth it is pretty tough for me to provide a demo right now.
Cool project by the way.
Interesting concept.