Founder of OneMana · engineer · builder
I build things that help teams work together without paying a per-seat SaaS tax every month. Right now that's OneCamp: a self-hosted, open-source workspace with chat, tasks, docs, video calls, a calendar and AI. This is where I write down what I shipped and what broke.
A new release you can install today, with AI or without. Outlook Calendar now syncs both ways, and an event private on either side stays private on both. Projects gain releases and epics, a call in a direct message rings its people on ev...
A new release you can install today, with AI or without. Boards and docs can carry a sensitivity label that can switch their exports off, boards gain a private mode that keeps every note face down until the reveal, an...
A new release you can install today, with AI or without. New tasks can start from a template that brings its sub-tasks, the projects overview and timeline read every project's plan, and a table's share dialog chooses ...
A new release you can install, with a security fix, so update now. Every project carries a plan on its home, with its status, priority, lead, dates and labels, and cards for its links. Tables select, fill and paste ra...
A new release you can install: tables with forms, views and rollups, projects with approvals, milestones and forecasts that work offline, a calendar with a year view and time zones, and calls with a lobby, polls, Q&A ...
Since the last post, the live demo has gained approvals and status rules for projects, task keys and links that open a filled-in task, a calendar with a year view, time zones and proposed times, tables that group with...
Since the last post, OneCamp has had four releases, with AI and without. The biggest brings chat threads you follow, with a tab of their own in the Inbox, and mentions that ask before they notify a whole channel. Spli...
The anti-SaaS workspace. Chat, kanban boards, collaborative docs, video meetings, calendar sync, and a local AI assistant, all running on your own server. No per-seat pricing.
A multiuser whiteboard and chat, with no database.
Fault tolerance in monitoring distributed systems. The leader node checks the CPU and memory use of each server and commits that data to every server.
A REST API that runs health checks and tells the user when the status of a response code changes.
I write when something ships or breaks, which is often. Follow along in your feed reader, or on X.