Today Foqos hit a new milestone: 10,000 reviews! Feels crazy to even write that. It's a huge achievement for any app let alone an open source one, and I can't help but reminiscence about the journey so far π§΅
My team is actively hiring for a position I'm closely involved with. If you're interested, I'd love to hear if you think you're a fit!
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The Supabase integration for @expo is available. π±
One command from Expo gives your app a Supabase backend in every environment. Preview builds get their own database, and setup is done once instead of per environment.
See how it works β
https://t.co/ax5LPykMPk
Foqos for Mac has been out for over 4 months, and I somehow never talked about it.
Itβs free, open source, and fully sandboxed. On a Mac, it matters what you install, I avoid apps that need root access to edit your hosts file or run closed-source firewall code. Foqos for Mac is built with that principle in mind, Enjoy!
π Profile password locks for Foqos π
canβt resist tweaking your profiles? have a trusted partner set a password to lock one down. editing stays blocked until they unlock it. perfect with schedules for full lockdown when you need it most.
β¨ New widgets for Foqos β¨
The first widgets were ugly and useless. these new ones match your theme and put the big numbers front and center, so you can actually see how much productivity youβre gaining
When our friends at @joinsauna needed a solution that could give every app generated by their agents its own database, and would scale to millions of databases, they came to @tursodatabase.
What could you do if you had a system with that level of scaling? Every conversation, every interaction, always logged.
And the cherry on top ? With Turso's sync technology, the database is just a SQLite file, and can be replicated wherever the users are.
Fast, nimble, and always available context that scales as your fleet grows.
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πͺ¨ H A R D mode for Foqos πͺ¨
Hide the stop button for a set time so you canβt instantly end a profile. built for the maniacs who actually get up to scan an NFC tag π