This looks really cool! The only thing that seems to be missing is sync, since SQLite doesn't work well with SyncThing et al.

Something like cr-sqlite could potentially fix that though, although I'd prefer just plain markdown files for the backend.

This post complains about Notion being slow, but when I try out the demo myself Eidos is slow as molasses. Forms are populated full seconds after I write in them, and I accidentally created several tables on accident because they again took multiple seconds to exist.

This looks cool. At first pass, I have one big question: are there any facilities or even just plumbing for syncing between installs / front-ends?

SaaS/cloud approaches have real downsides in terms of ownership but the big upside is access from multiple points/devices (home desktop, browser on office machine, personal laptop, mobile device, etc). Obviously SaaS isn't the only way to do that, centralizing around self-hosting or some syncing feature can work too. Anything like that on the radar?

How do you deal with iOS deleting PWA data when unused? I'm building an app that relies on indexedDB, which afaik is the only persistent storage a PWA can access.

If you allow dependency-included self-host (preferably via an application wrapper like Electron where I can use a firewall to control which outbound connections are allowed), support mobile devices, and charge a one-time fee for p2p sync (decentralized, like SyncThing), this will be an instant buy for me.

Thought: Can you add a logout button?

Also, please consider a name change so SquEnix doesn't sue you out of existence!

I am a big fan of Notion but lately it's like they have been asleep on the driver seat. If they only offered custom extensions I think they would do so much better. I have recently switched to Obsidian but I am not fully committed yet, so i will give this a try.

My only critic so far... It seems you copied one of my least favorite "features" from Notion which is to force a default "Title" column for the tables. I find that most of the time I don't need a Title column, but I can't turn it off nor can you change it's type.

My general answer to this is to make sure whatever thing I'm building understands Pg COPY TSV syntax - specified by https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/sql-copy.html under 'text format' - and export to/import from that.

It's nice to have something that plays nicely with awk/cut/diff/etc. and can be committed into a git (or elsevcs) repo.

(I'm not specifically wed to COPY as the form, but given it's well known and documented I've found it a good default)

Is there a brief blurb about how this differs from Obsidian? Just curious mostly.