I personally use Baïkal https://sabre.io/baikal/ for calendar creation. As desktop Clients, I rely on Thunderbird https://www.thunderbird.net/en-US/ and Morgen https://www.morgen.so In addition, I have explored alternatives such as Agendav https://github.com/agendav/agendav and Manage My Damn Life https://github.com/intri-in/manage-my-damn-life-nextjs Although Nextcloud offers a wide range of services, I find it to be a rather extensive solution for my needs, considering that my primary focus is calendar usage.

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Here you go, I personally use Actual https://actualbudget.com/
- https://github.com/BrunoBernardino/budgetzen-web#self-host-it
- https://github.com/budgetbee/budgetbee
- https://github.com/TheAxelander/OpenBudgeteer
- https://github.com/firefly-iii/firefly-iii
- https://github.com/ananthakumaran/paisa

wow! love the concept and the idea of using IPFS for a calendar! great job man!

Well I use a Baikal server https://sabre.io/baikal/docker-install/ + A Calendar https://github.com/agendav/agendav and as native on PC /Linux Thunderbird with all the caldav add-ons https://www.thunderbird.net/en-US/ I also have the Tasks.org App to complement the tasks on my android devices https://www.tasks.org/ all synchronized with the baikal server.

I will take a look at it and see, thank you very much 🤙

I have experimented with Vikunja and NextCloud, both standalone CalDav servers that provide a URL that is not useful to me due to the fact that I already use Baikal, which is efficient and lightweight. However, I have not managed to find any software or web client, other than Calengoo, that allows me to view my tasks from my Android phone on my PC. I will have to give Calengoo more time 🙃 ah, and I use Task.org on my android phone.

Calengoo is an incredibly powerful tool with numerous settings, but this wide range of options can be overwhelming for me who prefers something more minimalistic.

I have it also in a vpn wireguard and I do portforwarding from a local machine using a vps bridge but the point is not that the point is that lan or wan should have an authentication panel is basic in any web application I do not understand how ntfy has not done that yet.

in fact i run ntfy server on docker on a vps tied with a cronjob but it scares me to think that anyone can manipulate and see my complete dashboard.

So I ask is there any way to password protect the ntfy dashboard on the server?

I don’t know what swag is, I currently use authelia with nginx proxy manager and it is impossible to use it with a local ntfy server, I have tried a thousand ways and ntfy https://ntfy.sh/ is not viable without a dashbord web interface protected by a user and pass