Bring Your Thoughts to ORDO
Ordo is an extensible engine for data storage.
- Local first (even sign-up is optional!)
- Rich text editor for text files
- Good old file explorer view
- Labels (a.k.a. tags) are first-class citizens here
- File linking for horizontal relations
- Embedding files into other files as if directories never existed (in Ordo, every directory is also a file!)
- Support for custom file properties
- User achievements for your leisure!
- Support for Notion-like databases, file/label relation graphs, kanban boards (
SOON!), Excalidraw whiteboards, images, videos (SOON!), and what not (NOT VERY SOON!)! - Custom extensions support and extension store (
SOON!) - Public sharing (
SOON!)
There are four principles that lay a foundation of what Ordo is striving to be:
Ordo.pink is completely open sourced, most of the code is available under GNU AGPL 3.0 with some libraries inside the lib
directory licensed under The Unlicense. Don't use any of this code in production, btw.
You probably didn't know that but "local first" is a fancy way to say "we don't want to pay for storing your data, dude". And yeah, we don't want to, really. But, anyways, here's the deal:
FREEwithout limits on space and upload size if you are not signed up (because we only store it on your current computer lol)FREEfor 1000 files of up to 1.5Mb if signed up (we store it on your current computer and in the cloud so that you can get the info from your other computers if you sign in there). What goes beyond the limit is only stored on your current computerPAIDif you want to store your belongings of bigger sizes and amounts (pricing section to be defined)PAIDfor team access because you can share the bill you knowPAIDfor enterprises because the proletarians told us to show you Kuzkina Mat'
The data you store on our end is encrypted both in transit and at rest. Finding content is also obfuscated since files are never persisted by their name or path and bad guys would need to find keys first, and the keys are stored discretely. As for local content - security is not an issue, just don't leave your laptop at computer shops too much.
Ordo works as an engine that allows providing custom extensions - functions - that can bring new features to Ordo, including support for new content types, dynamic editor components and views, smart-contract/AI/LLM/blockchain/KGB/USSR commands for automation, and even full-featured apps inside Ordo! Don't run Doom in the browser, run Doom in Ordo in the browser!
- As of now, you can add functions via pull requests here on GitHub (yes, meh)
- We are planning to add DevTools function and support for bringing in custom functions as files in your Ordo storage shortly
- We are planning to function store for publishing custom functions longly?
Most of the Ordo.pink code is licensed under GNU AGPL 3.0, and some of the libraries residing in lib are licensed under The
Unlicense. See individual packages inside lib for more details.
To start ordo, you need to clone the repo and then run boot/boot.sh. The script will download required binaries, compile bin/*
files, link all the necessary files, and what not.
boot/boot.shYou can then make it all up and running with
bin/runNot yet established. Sincerely yours, lunch club.
Coming soon.
lib/oath- dependency free promise extension that brings laziness, error branch type definitions, simple cancellation and extended APIlib/result- a sane alternative to try/catch in synchronous code flowslib/option- a nice way to say something is undefinedlib/switch- switch operator gone wildlib/maoka- a 900-ish-byte renderer Ordo front-end is built with (imagine a world where React is 900-ish bytes)
The best place to start is lib/core where all types reside. Those types are available globally, so you can Ordo.Metadata.Query go
brrr. We'll add some guides as soon as custom function development becomes possible.
Cheers 🍻