Bulleted App

@bulleted.app

Outliner for your lists, notes, change logs, and everything else! Supports atproto spaces. https://bulleted.app/

Thanks for the bug report @frankhecker.com. Unfortunately there isn't a good answer for this. For some users, cookies were being set that were too big and the fix meant that some users would experience a "stuck" signed-in experience and have to clear their cookies. I'm very sorry, it's annoying.

Couldn't make changes or sign out, had to clear cookies | userinput.app

I came back to bulleted.app after a few days away. I found that while I was marked as signed in, I could not make changes to my outline. I also could not sign out; it was basically

userinput.app

We implemented the new permissioned spaces spec. This is a step in the direction for making Blacksky-only posts work for our users in any app It is also a strong signal to our Acorn customers that their access-control gated community feeds aren't proprietary to Blacksky and work even if they leave

Bulleted App@bulleted.app · 2mo ago

Bulleted just did its third, yes 3, cross-PDS permissioned-data read with a private space on @ngerakines.me's atproto-pds, opened by an account on @rude1.blacksky.team's @blackskyweb.xyz rsky!

Outlines can live in spaces: sets of bullets on your own server where you decide who can read them. Our internal checklist lives in one, A Torch In A Dark Forest, all the way down to the raw records. Experimental, and only where your PDS supports permissioned data.

The Spaces page in Bulleted. Text reads: "A space is a private set of bullets. Whoever owns it decides who can read them. These are the ones you can open." One space is listed: A Torch In A Dark Forest, the @bulleted.app internal checklist, with its at:// URI. A note says spaces you make on your own server are what Bulleted supports for now.The A Torch In A Dark Forest outline open in Bulleted, described as the @bulleted.app internal checklist. Nested bullets cover an internal roadmap with image-integration decisions and security and performance audits, PR and marketing tasks, and user feedback on the app's navigation and outliner.A record editor on the PDS showing a single app.bulleted.node record stored inside the space, with its full at:// URI, CID, and raw JSON: text "Internal Roadmap", a bullet layout, an expanded display state, and a sort key.

Nick has shipped @bulleted.app - an outliner for notes & journaling. The big thing is that it’s one of the first apps that support private data, & @ngerakines.me also shipped a Rust PDS that works with it. You can use it today with public data.

Nick Gerakines@ngerakines.me · 2mo ago

Bulleted is officially live: bulleted.app At the surface, it's pretty simple: It's an outliner. Every bullet is a record in a repository you own. The launch post covers what it does, so this thread is the part I left out: why I built it and what's underneath.