I've heard about this one as well. I'm not sure why it seems to have less "hype" than Zero or ElectricSQL. I'm going to play with it this weekend. Thanks for sharing.
I agree with this, although I wouldn't bother with the rationale. It's either you had an overall good experience or an overall bad experience. I'd add a third option called "favorite" or "star" which you could you only give out to 10 drivers/restaurants/places at a time to highlight really exceptional experiences.
I don't think it has been done yet due to the difficulty in syncing the data in there (manual entry sucks). I think companies like Forward (https://goforward.com/) offer this to their patients via their app.
I'm still working on https://pagespace.app/. The vision is Github but for books with built in subscription and sale incentives for an author to continuously update a book to make it a lifelong project.
The other idea I want to work on is longevity as a service, helping folks track health metrics that have been reliably shown to affect life expectancy. Things like hormones, cholesterol (apoB, lp(A)), inflammation...
Working on this over at pagespace.app, looking for cofounders if anyone is interested! Notion-like writing experience is the goal with the ability to sell via subscription or per unit.
I'm surprised no one has built a better publishing platform for books/multi-page content. Almanac's editor (based on Prosemirror) is top notch (https://almanac.io/), but it's a different target market. I'm trying to build a similar editor for the publishing space along these lines at pagespace.app.
I'm building pagespace.app, a platform to create, publish and sell longer form HTML-based content. The vision is a cross between Substack and Github for longer form content. I mention Github because much like code, good content should have lots of commits, releases, issues and PRs -- in other words it should get better over time
Tech stack is Elixir, Vue 3, Prosemirror/TipTap on Kubernetes.
Looking for cofounders/partners. Offering equal ownership.
I'm building pagespace.app to address this need for myself as I was also looking for a place to share knowledge that spans multiple pages (with the option of selling via subscriptions or one-off purchases). Would love to hear what I can do to make the platform attractive for this use-case!
I'm building pagespace.app, a platform to create, publish and sell longer form HTML-based content. The vision is a cross between Substack and Github for longer form content. I mention Github because much like code, good content and knowledge should improve and change over time and have lots of "commits".
Tech stack is Elixir, Vue 3, Prosemirror/TipTap on Kubernetes.