The cool thing is that I don't intend to take it down now that I built a SaaS around it. I'll keep both open source and SaaS versions of it live, and try to upsell the service to those who don't feel like self-hosting it. Plus, the SaaS version comes with features not available in the open source version (such as support to Android) :)
The cool thing is that I don't intend to take it down now that I built a SaaS around it. I'll keep both open source and SaaS versions of it live, and try to upsell the service to those who don't feel like self-hosting it. Plus, the SaaS version comes with features not available in the open source version (such as support to Android) :)
Thanks for spotting and sharing this!