Looking for a self-hosted, integrated bug tracking + kanban solution.
Plot twist: not related to software development/IT. Just life tracking.
Bonus points if it integrates with paperless or Mayan or similar shit.
Example goal: "buy present for relative X" => create "ticket", assign a deadline, assign tags, assign an owner (me or my partner).
Other example: get cat to vet => Same as above but now: +follow-ups (work history, e.g. "appointment made") +attachments (e.g. scanned invoice)
WTF? How is there no reply yet? What do you all use for keeping up with shit?
And don't give me the todo list non-sense. That shit never works except for the simplest use cases or when there's no other person involved.
>>55608101
I use a self-hosted integrated system called "brain" in combination with tracking system called "ear and mouth" to communicate with asynchronous remotely hosted systems
>>55608248
Sounds pretty shitty from a reliability point of view.
Also, I'm not sure you understand the concept of synchronicity. Otherwise you wouldn't be communicating synchronously with your "asynchronous remotely hosted systems". Makes you sound like the kinda person who does all of their computation on the UI thread.
>>55608372
>implying voice communication is always synchronous
wew
>>55608602
> implying is non-shitty asynchronous voice communication
I'm listening. I'm curious as to what they could be. (Assuming you're serious about this and that you're not gonna pull the voicemail type bullshit on me.)
I've been using a application called "notes in the fridge" until now. It works great, and you can install it by yourself in your own kitchen appliance.
>>55608765
Your fridge?
bump for interest
