Nah, Google was number one, they just dropped the ball as they always do.

Catala seems interesting for that kind of thing: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37546874

I tried using Tauri (would be very cool), but sadly they have severe performance issues on Linux which make an app like Kando impossible at the moment.

I'd like to see more SaaS platforms selling themselves by showing off their clear invoicing or their live status page.

Google is a clear case for why you should pick a service because of it's business model.

I’m a dabbler then, too many titles.

Standard Notes provides a nice workflow for maintaining a personal blog, here's mine: https://viewfromtheweb.com/

Not sure if it's a startup when it's profitable and not looking for investors.

Given the level of technological proficiency of people interested in this project, why Patreon tough? A platform that carries all the fees back to the person you're trying to support and puts their own cut on top for basically hosting a few iframes? Is this really the best way to provide some monthly income? I

I also have GitHub Sponsors!

https://github.com/sponsors/marcan

I want people to pick whatever platform they are comfortable with, and Patreon is very popular, so I offer both. But yes, in principle GitHub sponsors should have lower overhead (I'll have to wait until I get income from both to see exactly how it works out after the intermediaries involved).

Congratulations on the current state of the project, it seems very promising. Do you plan on having some fallback to websockets for the realtime database? The thing about google is that it can be viable to request getting it whitelisted on corporate firewalls.

> fallback to websockets

Just to make sure I understand your question, do you mean falling back from websockets to something like long polling (on https port)?