That’s a fair point! Exactly what my brother pointed out when he called it the “god app”. However, this isn’t intended to be the “ultimate” app with your entir

That’s a fair point! Exactly what my brother pointed out when he called it the “god app”. However, this isn’t intended to be the “ultimate” app with your entire digital footprint logged to a database. It’s supposed to have a few meaningful connectors to services that people would actually be interested in. And a lot of these services offer public APIs as well (Spotify, Omnivore, Strava). Plus, browser history and local files (like markdown notes) are easy to access. Do you think this reduced scope would be of any interest to you?