Baseramp A personal database system that protects information privacy What does Baseramp do? Creates a privately owned and centralized database On a local or cloud server That is configurable without coding With a library of pre-built applications: To Do Lists Recurring Chores Project Management Research & Note Taking Password & Account Management Flash Cards for Intermittent Learning Contact Lists etc. To consolidate, analyze, and utilize all your information What problems are solved by database ownership? Proliferation of paid subscriptions Unnecessary exchange of data for so-called "free" services Online loss of privacy Limited access to only a subset of your data Data fragmentation among vendor "data silos" Vendor "lock in" making it hard to change services How are users empowered by database ownership? Faster data access - when data is kept close in proximity More data collected - with a configurable database to store everything More timely data - easy database access allows "on the fly" data capture More accurate data - knowing sensitive data is under your personal control More historical data - with perpetual database ownership More comprehensive data - designed for consolidation and archival storage More useable data - with control of raw content as well as database structure Enabling you to create your own data universe How does Baseramp work? Baseramp spins-up a private SQL database And an Application Programming Interface (API) Hosted on inexpensive hardware like the Raspberry Pi Or hosted in a personally owned cloud platform account A Progressive Web Application (PWA) provides a common user interface on all your devices What makes Baseramp easy to use? A simple outlining system to organize records A library of pre-built applications Graph Theory structures to amend and interrelate records Automated navigation controls, input forms, and reports without coding An application that's dockable on PC desktops and mobile home screens What is Baseramp's development status? The system is in a pre-release stage of development But already in use by family, friends, and colleagues And open for comment and public "alpha testing" Programmers may clone, fork, and try out the code What more is planned for the initial release? Fully generalized graph-over-SQL data model Notes formatting, probably using markdown format APIs to integrate and migrate data from popular online services Data caching on mobile devices to support offline usage Selective data sharing with family, coworkers and trusted 3rd parties Easy deployment scripts for local and cloud hosting Check out the demo video, and reach out today if you are interested in testing or using Baseramp, or making code contributions! duke.lotherington@gmail.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/duke-lotherington-92502816/ https://github.com/dukelink
