ibGib's current web app used today by my girlfriend and myself for personal logging while our shower is getting remodeled: https://www.ibgib.com/ibgib/Saturday%

ibGib's current web app used today by my girlfriend and myself for personal logging while our shower is getting remodeled: https://www.ibgib.com/ibgib/Saturday%20II%5E818E0366E6B009CA0F71083DDD001EC99E5B0E708795B9F7FDBBF43C29225220 https://www.ibgib.com/ibgib/Saturday%20II%5E818E0366E6B009CA... _(NB: After a temporary session "login" at the bottom of the page, you will be redirected...also, the links are long because the last part of it is a sha-256 hash that guarantees the integrity of the content of the ibGib data)._ I post this because I think personal logging is a perfect fit for ibGib's engine (and it's partly why I've written it), and it may interest you as a back end. It would allow you to basically have a graph database for a back end, while also allowing you to create and evolve your semi-structured data much like evolving an Event-Sourcing event in version control like Git (since each and every datum is versioned and maintains a complete audit history). It also is designed to be Big Data friendly, with the ibgib website's datastore acting with completely Open Data. Also, I wanted to mention that I've actually used it recently in the exact use case given by @TACIXAT where I was walking my dogs in my neighborhood and I wanted to be sure I remembered the neighbors' names down the street when I met them a month or two ago (https://www.ibgib.com/ibgib/Walk%5EE3EE1755557357849C41C151117424D87EEB806D28216987B0F92F71ED1A2A39 https://www.ibgib.com/ibgib/Walk%5EE3EE1755557357849C41C1511... - just doule-click the big yellow circle). I definitely like how the socialite app looks, and it's great in that it helps you remember things in context. This is also what is primary about ibGib, allowing for pictures, text, links, etc., to be nested "inside" other "objects" (so each node acts as both a file with content and a folder with relationships to other nodes). So for your personal logging, you could create a semi-structured "type" with your subject-verb-DO-etc. and then create instances of these. Then you can relate them via any named relation to any other construct (called an ibGib). So it's very much like a graph datastore that also has data hashing for all "children" nodes, which makes it a merkle graph. There's all sorts of neat properties, and like I said, I thought your use case would be a good fit for the engine. (Btw, the structure also lends itself to auto-generating dynamic and collaborative blogging from your data, e.g. https://www.ibgib.com/ibgib/WaffleGib%20Jr%5E59B6D3828D352091B0251F2A017511C2A681BE300E179398F4D7CB8BC56B650A https://www.ibgib.com/ibgib/WaffleGib%20Jr%5E59B6D3828D35209... or https://www.ibgib.com/ibgib/Grillin%20burgers%5E9E0151A452C17F5814602D9A119865A60E12E53E8A9819FFB41DE33C0D05CDBB https://www.ibgib.com/ibgib/Grillin%20burgers%5E9E0151A452C1...)