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Grace and Truth
graceandtruth@nostr.fan
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I build open-source, privacy-focused apps for anyone whose data is not for sale. I use AI tools to write the code, but do not include surveillance or invasive permissions. My apps are designed to work across platforms, making the switch to Linux phones easier when they're more available. (I'm a beginner in this, learning as I go. I'll start with publishing Flutter apps on Codeberg and Zapstore.)
I just ran a software installer that required me to accept the terms of the MIT License. Made me laugh. If I can't agree to those terms... I can't imagine any I would!
I've decided to rename my published app, much to my chagrin. I had checked for related apps with the same name, but hadn't looked far enough - other CRMs have the Connections name. Now that I've chosen names for the other apps I've planned, I have a pattern to follow, and the new name can be an improvement. Just a hassle to change everything over on Codeberg and @Zapstore. My plan is to publish an update under the old name so any existing users can see how to switch, then publish as a new app. But I'm all ears if there's a better way!
I'm planning the apps I want to take with me when I switch someday to a #Linux phone, and ones I'd like to see on Zapstore before then. Not critical infrastructure or utilities, just lifestyle ones that make the whole experience more pleasant.
I've built my first app, and it still has plenty left to do, but I have plans for 5 more. A couple days ago I generated icons to use, then figured out names for them all. Now I'm copying over files from the first one where the foundations will be similar. I've got a workspace set up in VS Codium so one AI agent can work across projects and compare to what was done elsewhere. I should focus on the first one and other responsibilities, and I will. But this gives me a starting point so I can capture ideas as they come.