When I built the Caffeinated suite, I built it because I wanted honest software that I wanted to use, does what it says, respects your data, and stays out of your way. The mobile apps have been live for a while now, and the response has been genuinely encouraging.
Today I’m happy to announce that two of the four apps in the suite are now available for Windows and Linux desktop.
...Read moreCaffeinated Checkbook is now available on iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux. It is a checkbook register built for people who want to know where their money goes without connecting to their bank.
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Caffeinated Calendar is now available on Android and iOS. It is a free calendar app that connects to Google Calendar, iCloud, Microsoft Outlook, Zoho, and any standard CalDAV server, all in one view.
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Caffeinated Notes is now available on iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux. It is a rich text notes app built for people who want to write, search, and sync without learning markdown or trusting their data to someone else’s cloud.
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Caffeinated Vitals is now available. It is a simple, free health tracking app for blood pressure, weight, glucose, SpO2, and medications — with no ads, no subscriptions, and no tracking.
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Static sites are great. They’re fast, secure, easy to deploy, and scale better than just about anything else. What they don’t do well, though, is anything dynamic that requires a web service. The most ubiquitous example of this is the contact form.
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