[1as]

(I work at Tines)

We're flattered by the mention & imitation ;-)

But seriously, congrats on shipping, and for bringing some new ideas into the fold.

One point of clarification: Tines is certainly not only for the Fortune 10. We have a forever free, generous Community Edition [1] with tens of thousands of happy users, as well as a massively-discounted startup program [2] for early stage companies. Reliable workflow automation matters for teams of all sizes, and we're proud to welcome them all.

1: https://tines.com/community-edition

2: https://www.tines.com/pricing#startup-program

[mdaniel]

I don't have a horse in this specific race, but my life experience has been that having the source is usually a bazillion times better than "segfault and wait for support to respond" or in this specific case "send email to support to download the thing"

Also, w.r.t. <https://www.tines.com/docs/self-hosting/docker-compose/tines...> what the hell is going on with using some rando effectively dead repo <https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-docker-compose#depreca...> to install docker-compose?

[1as]

Ah, thanks for pointing that out! We've updated the docs to avoid referencing that deprecated repository.

FYI self-hosted is usually something that customers in highly regulated industries opt for – the vast majority of our customers are on our managed cloud.