Free, open-source community platform, decentralized alternative to Big Tech. For apps that empower people and unite communities.
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- 8
- GitHub stars
- 23
- Licence
- AGPL-3.0
- Language
- JavaScript
- Last commit
- 1 Nov 2026
What people said
“I seriously encounter this hand-wringing on HN. You are pointing out a real problem in the world. A problem that, if not solved, will keep most of the people in the world helpless and at the mercy of governments, billionaires and the platforms they control. But I don’t like to ju…”
“Cherrypicking the most tedious parts, like boilerplate to get up and running, or porting code to other adapters (making mysqlite and postgres adapters for instance) This was done in about 3 hours for instance: You ca…”
“You can imagine what forms most of the the “pressure” from the government will take, on platforms owned & controlled by large corporations. Hint: it will involve their profit motive. Also it is not just in Europe — digital ID is coming in USA starting January. State by state. Tha…”
“And what alternatives do you suggest? HN rightly complains about proprietary closed platforms, and enshittification. Here is an open source alternative to Twitter and Facebook:”
“Maybe check out the one we built in the Qbix Platform. It does tons of stuff including sharding and autogenerating model code for you:”
“Thanks, that's a great list! Might be worth mentioning our engine there too, for people who want a graph database atop SQLite and other battle-tested relational databases like MySQL, MariaDB, Postgres. My team and I built it over the years, and it's open source (AGPL). Here is ho…”
“That could be said about compiling higher-level languages instead of rolling your own assembly and garbage collector. It's just working on a higher level. You're a lot more productive with, say, PHP than you are writing assembly. I architect of it and go through many iterations.…”
“In the name of “cutting costs”, they can do anything? Divert funds to whatever they want? Explain how taking down open scientific and health data sets is “improving efficiency and transparency”. I kind of liked data.gov as a step in the RIGHT direction for government transparency…”
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