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We're definitely getting there, but it will take effort and time. To start with, we're building an open standard for encryption and ownership of notes. See http
by mobitar 10y ago
We're definitely getting there, but it will take effort and time. To start with, we're building an open standard for encryption and ownership of notes. See https://standardnotes.org https://standardnotes.org.
Would love any feedback/help. If you're interested in contributing, shoot me a message.
- amiga-workbench 10y agoAPI looks solid, I may be interested in building a client for Android. I think the main thing that will trip up users is the setup, they need hardware, they need to configure the OS, setup servers for their applications and fiddle with their router to allow port forwarding or bash UPNP until it works. The average user just has no tolerance for that, its why they flock to managed services where they don't have to lift a finger (at the cost of their privacy)
- mobitar 10y agoRight, I imagine most people will not run their own servers. At least today. But as that get's easier, I'm optimistic that will change. For now, in the context of Standard Notes, early adopters will run their own servers, but I imagine others would just pay for a shared hosting service. Which isn't perfect, but the content will be encrypted locally so the privacy concerns are somewhat mitigated. Android client would be convenient. I'm pretty close to finalizing a first release of the spec. Then I'm going to start on the iOS client. Any contributions you make could accelerate progress on the spec substantially. Follow the mailing list on https://standardnotes.org https://standardnotes.org or follow for updates on Twitter @standardnotes. If you're serious about building a client, shoot me a message @bitario.