portabella

The bigger overarching goal of Portabella would be to enable consumers/businesses to demand more of their tools.

From the website it looks like Portabella is a more focused application, while notion is anything from a wiki to a Kanban board.

If you will ever be able to integrate git into it, portabella might catch good traction with privacy freaks that self-host their gitlab/bitbucket instances.

I've been working on Portabella during my weekends for the last six or so months.

I'll be launching Portabella on Product Hunt and Hacker News next week, this was kind of a trial run for that.

You can get plenty by eating brown portabella mushrooms.

Not trying to plug Portabella too much but I followed this logic and thought, how can I now allow people to share data?

Well the primary benefit of Portabella is end-to-end encryption.

Like I said in another comment, Portabella is my main side project.

Buy super firm tofu blocks, portabella mushrooms.

Tofu, tempeh, seitan, chickpeas, portabella mushroom, quinoa, lentils, just to name a few.

To keep it short Portabella is different from other project management software in two key ways: - your core data is end-to-end encrypted [1] - we don't contain any third party trackers [2] Portabella came about after working at a privacy focused company for a few years.

I recently started eating raw portabella mushrooms because they are mentioned in "The End of Alzheimer's" as the most potent mushroom species for neuroprotective effects.

> virtually all mushrooms are at least mildly poisonous in their raw form and must be cooked before they’re eaten First I've heard that -- I eat raw white "supermarket" mushrooms (sometimes portabella and shittake also) in salads quite often.

Portabella burgers are deoicious, as is grilled eggplant, zuccini, etc.

Etebase didn't exist earlier this year when I wanted to build Portabella, but I think it's a great option for many platforms.

Hey HN, thanks for checking out Portabella.