I believe that the author is facing what I call the "KTX" problem: you want features K,T, and X, but there is no tool on the market that offers exactly those fe

I believe that the author is facing what I call the "KTX" problem: you want features K,T, and X, but there is no tool on the market that offers exactly those features. Instead you can have a horrendously complex product with all A-Z features, or you can live without some features. To address this, I've been developing a framework I call Web Widgets. These are mini web-apps that run completely in the browser, but send data back to SQLite files on the server. Because the server is pretty simple, it can host a wide variety of apps, so users can build their own tools using only JS+HTML code. I've used Widgets for fitness, diet tracking, personal productivity, mood tracking, and even learning Chinese characters. I am now opening up the system so it can be used by other people, if you are interested check out this page: https://danburfoot.net/widgets/main.html https://danburfoot.net/widgets/main.html I am offering free accounts, free tech support, and even free development for early adopters.