Free and open-source software for planning your life.
- Demo at https://demo.ontoplano.com/
- Code at https://github.com/ontoplano/ontoplano
You really should disclose that it’s AI generated.
It’s not AI generated. It’s made with help of AI. Is every software AI generated nowadays? Most developers will use AI simply because it lets you do more work in less time.
Yeah man, sure.
How is this better than nexcloud? Specially when vibecoded rather than mindfully crafted?
I’ve self-hosted nextcloud for a while, and never really liked the experience. Many minor details I won’t remember now, some I can remember:
- it being very heavy and wouldn’t run too smoothly on 1GB $5 VPS
- it felt like using a bunch of different glued together software
- It would flick the screen white when loading other pages
- It didn’t felt too customisable other than by editing code itself
- It didn’t “feel nice”. Having a bunch of modular apps, none really well designed, regarding UX.
I don’t want to shit on nextcloud too much, it’s an amazing project that covers way more stuff than my one-person project does, but tell me:
Why are you creating a dichotomy out of it being vibecoded or mindfully crafted? There is much I still want to do, but so far that’s exactly what I’ve done so far — mindfully crafted it.
Can tell from a glance, it’s way too complicated and powerful to be a Keep alternative.
Funny you said that, I’ve been thinking for a while and may implement soon: putting something like Keep in the Notebooks view.
Neat idea, but gives me slopware vibes.
So you created slop with Claude. 1100 commits in 10 days, which I’m sure you definitely audited.
Not 10 days. Commit history is public, check it out. As far as auditions go, you’re welcome to report bugs.
Oh, excuse me, I was going based off the release date. Checking that from September 5th until now, it’s on the order of 420 commits. So “as if it makes a difference” when we’re still talking about over 40 commits per day that I’m sure you “auditioned”.
As far as auditions go, you’re welcome to report bugs.
Yeah? Good to know I can waste my time QAing dead-end, AI-generated swill and put in more effort than you have just by nature of exerting human effort.
