This is really cool! My big problem with most document software is:
1. Everything is locked in. I want to be able to easily export or back up my notes.
2. The pricing is so nickel and dimey. Have more than 100 nodes in the document tree? Upgrade your tier. Adding new people to projects is a buying decision every time and it’s fatiguing.
Can you tell us more about how it uses pg and redis?
Postgres is the primary database for storing all workspace and user-related data.
Redis is used for queues, collaborative editor state sync across servers, and WebSocket sync across servers. The last two functions are important when running the software on multiple nodes or replicas.
1. Everything is locked in. I want to be able to easily export or back up my notes.
2. The pricing is so nickel and dimey. Have more than 100 nodes in the document tree? Upgrade your tier. Adding new people to projects is a buying decision every time and it’s fatiguing.
Can you tell us more about how it uses pg and redis?