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Curious if anyone tried self hosting it yet.

I was looking into Notion alternatives months ago and none of them seemed good enough. I've been using Joplin and it's been ok, but I'd like to set up something that I can use collaboratively with friends and family for things like shared shopping lists, guides and project tracking.

Now that Anytype has been out for a little bit, how do you find it? How resource heavy is it to run?

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[–] Research8165@kbin.social 2 points 1 year ago

I've been using it for a while, since the alpha. The mobile and desktop apps have matured nicely with a nice consistent UI. I've jumped from Joplin, to logseq, and now happy with anytype.