We - the people behind DB Browser for SQLite (DB4S) - are adding an optional "Cloud" storage service for SQLite databases.
It's pretty simple. :)
We've been putting time into DB4S for years, it's fairly popular (150k+ downloads every month), and
we'd like to be able
to both work on it full time & have actual lives.
If we can generate sufficient ongoing revenue to make this all work, then yay, everyone wins! :)
Everything is open source (AGPL3 or later).
Nothing held back, no "open core", etc. This is real, actual, proper, Open Source. Not the fake variety. :)
Most of these are still "in development" or will come along later, they're all on our definite To Do list:
Basic send/receive of SQLite databases from DB4S (SQLite Browser) | |
Management of uploaded files. eg delete, rename, etc | |
Online viewer/editor, with access controls | |
Teams + public/private databases | |
Versioning for databases + basic "diff" support | |
An "Issues" section (trouble ticketing) for your databases | |
Forks, Pull Requests, Merging as per GitHub model | |
Branches, as per the git concept | |
Support for email replys to comments, for Issues/PR's/etc | |
Drag & drop image support for Issues/PR's/etc | |
An API, so people can query/update their database from "Serverless" applications |
Completely undetermined at this stage. ;)
The concept GitHub uses for pricing - free for public stuff, $ for private - is appealing, but may not work for databases. At least initially everything will be free, which should give us a start towards understanding data usage patterns.
With that we can develop a workable model, though it may take a few iterations.
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