I enjoy reading the daily news fetched from calibre and synced to my kindle e-reader. Love the e-ink display, and the ux for reading and navigating sections is great.
This reminds me of Berkeley's CS61A when it was taught with Scheme. One of the projects was writing a schema interpreter for scheme. It felt silly, but was a great small project to show case recursion, trees, and blurring the distinct between data and code.
I still remember Professor Brian Harvey rolling out his terminal on a cart in Berkeley's CS61A and typing out commands in a scheme repl. Learning what a y-combinator was with Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs, and building my own scheme compiler with scheme.
Email is one of the services I would like to self host for small projects, ran into issues immediately for spam. I like the idea of using public keys tied to a domain, but feel the email service providers have little incentive to adopt this because the complexity adds value to their service.
I’m manually importing stock portfolio holdings for users in https://jch.app so they can export from their brokerage without conforming to a specific format.
Would you be interested in selling this project? I love the concept, and it sounds like you have customers interested in it, but aren't interested in taking on the burden of support and figuring out a business for it.
I'm about a year in building an asset tracker (https://jch.app), but it's nowhere close in functionality or ux.
Incredible work, amazing dive into the journey, and excited to see what comes next in rewind.ai too ;)
started as a mint / personal capital / spreadsheet replacement. Thought it would be neat to have a grafana-like way to build visualizations on aggregated accounts. I started with investments b/c it's easy to input/import without linking to bank accounts. I have Plaid development access and think a flexible playground will be more interesting for expenses.
