English is my primary, so that does make it easier. I use it for general conversion things, like asking it questions about the Titanic or making up a new story or something. It doesn't work as well as I'd like yet, but like I said, it's just an other thing for me to mess around with and change.
I do, I use ollama. I mostly just tinker, but I use with with home assistant for a quasi Alexa like experience with the voice assistant, I use it for summarizing some YouTube transcripts in too lazy to read/watch, and I've tried to see how capable it is with coding.
I use stepsy for step counting, energize for macros, openscale for measurement taking, and flexify for workouts. I like then well enough. I know wger combines a lot of that, but I didn't want to move everything over.
As far as devices go, I'd check out gadgetbridge and see what's supported and go with that. I don't use a wrist worn device, so I can't really comment beyond that.
This looks solid. I've been using SuperProductivity for a while, but the json syncthing uses to sync between my computer and phone keeps breaking. Your project looks like it has a very similar interface, which I like. I'm looking forward to giving this a shot.
Edit: any chance for a mobile app on f-droid down the road?
$30 a year to start. If they are that enough people are willing to pay it, it will inevitability go up. Imagine paying $10-20 a month to use your operating system lol
You're right, they were. And they said nothing about moms.