I completely understand. Realtime is incredibly nice and offloading work does cost, which makes a subscription model required. That being said (and this might

I completely understand. Realtime is incredibly nice and offloading work does cost, which makes a subscription model required. That being said (and this might not even be feasible from a cost / benefit view of things) but my use case would mostly be opening the app once a day to check for new issues or see what I need to work on next and then past that would be posting comments on issues, etc etc. Realtime isn't really a concern and my response times are the speed of me getting an email and then responding. So, point being, a non realtime / standalone product has value to me personally. Just to give you another perspective. I probably wouldn't be saying this if my company used Github for managing things instead of just my personal projects, in which case, realtime would be very handy.