Services like this are popping up everywhere. It seems to me that daplie's successful indiegogo campaign started it. Of course, daplie was then taken over by cr

Services like this are popping up everywhere. It seems to me that daplie's successful indiegogo campaign started it. Of course, daplie was then taken over by cryptocurrency nuts that turned what would have been a good product into a token mining personal server for no good reason. The founder of daplie is moving on to found ppl, which is also similar to helm, but without email being the primary focus. I started helping with the email feature before getting a new job and not having any spare time for the project. This is a better solution to email than we had come up with. I still wonder, does one successful kickstarter mean there's enough market demand for these products to succeed? I just can't see personal servers at home becoming anywhere near user friendly enough for the general population. Go try a digital ocean 1-click install 3 times in a row. The results are different every time. I see that same problem happening with these personal servers.