| Hello HN, I'd like to introduce you to the first prototype of Listidge, a list-sharing web app. The demo went live yesterday and I'd love to hear your feedback. For the demo use the provided login demo/demo or you can register your own account (no email required). Listidge tries to make it super simple to create and share to-do lists, wishlists, collections and more with anyone. Once your list is ready for sharing you can publish to a URL that anyone can visit without logging in. I was frustrated with proprietary wishlists that lock you in and thought a simple "list sharing concept" could apply to lots of other things like to-dos, collections, mood boards etc. It's open source under the AGPL license, written in Python, Django and Bootstrap. It can be self-hosted and run from source or in a single container. Images are available on Docker Hub (links below) or build it from the provided Dockerfile in the repo. I am rusty on frontend dev so feedback would be much appreciated! The demo is limited to just three types of list and editing is crude: add/delete only. However I hope it's enough to demonstrate the overall idea. The demo: https://listidge-4k8mz.ondigitalocean.app/
The repo: https://gitlab.com/thegalagic/listidge
The image: https://hub.docker.com/r/iantwenty/listidge Thanks in advance! |
* 'Top-ten" type lists of movies, music, etc.
* List of items to compare by criteria/specifications, e.g. motherboards.
* Visual lists/galleries of things e.g. server cases. Like Pinterest/tinypin (https://github.com/slynn1324/tinypin).
* Polls/surveys - where you can put votes/comments/answers against items on a list.
* To-do lists, like trello - move items through a workflow - backlog/doing/done.
You could invite collaborators to view/edit, add images/video, make lists public/private, make fields mandatory/optional, import/export to common formats etc.
Kind of like koillection(https://github.com/koillection/koillection/) mixed with an Amazon wish list if that makes sense?
I think it's possible to achieve something similar with other more general tools like Airtable, Nocodb, GSuite etc but they're less focussed on lists and you have to do a bit of work to get them looking presentable.
Just wondering if anyone else would find this useful and what they might want from it.