Think of it as a personal version of CMS/CRM -similar to WordPress or SugarCRM, but lighter and more tailored to personal needs. It's not as complex as those systems, but it does exactly what I want. Moreover, the extension mechanism is simple, and people with development experience can quickly write their own plug-ins and modules according to their needs. Why develop it? · I find myself tinkering with various plug-ins on WordPress or customizing existing CRM, and the energy and time spent is almost equivalent to building my own system from scratch. Instead of relying on external platforms, it is better to fully master the underlying logic and freely expand the desired functions. · There is no system on the market that really suits my scenario. I also don't want to be forced to tie a Docker-based cloud service head-on with a CMS. · What I need is a unified, private solution: rather than scattered personal data in different places such as OneDrive, Google Cloud, various notekeeping apps, etc. Target In the end, I hope to be able to run this app on a Raspberry Pi or local terminal for a long time, connect to the home network, and access it anytime without the Internet, realizing a completely private personal data management center.
