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Personally, I've been working on OnlineOrNot ( https://onlineornot.com/ ) for over two years - it's a set of uptime monitoring tools, with a hosted status page. There's an open source CLI ( https://github.com/onlineornot/onlineornot ), and a public API under active development.
Very nice! Took all of a minute to setup basic status checking for my personal web and mail servers. I'll definitely be recommending it to folks.
My side project is mainly just complaining about working for "the man" while not doing much about it. It's a crowded space, but it definitely makes less than $2k/mo!
Its predecessor was basically hacked together for a company retreat while stranded at schiphol airport for a whole day.
It has quite some usage, but basically only covers its hosting costs.
My side project is mainly just complaining about working for "the man" while not doing much about it. It's a crowded space, but it definitely makes less than $2k/mo!
The cynic in me always suspects these questions are fishing attempts to see what ideas can be cloned to steal some of the revenue.
Maybe I'm more cynical than you because I think lots of hn posts are fishing attempts :)
My side project is mainly just complaining about working for "the man" while not doing much about it. It's a crowded space, but it definitely makes less than $2k/mo!
The first one is Fluent[0], to learn vocabulary by placing words on a canvas. Third iteration over the last several years.
Second is blogging platform nofuss[1], where you do all the publishing through the email.
[0]: https://fluent.im/ [1]: https://nofuss.io/
I’d be interested in a partner to help grow it and replicate for other cities.