do you feel confused? unsure about your identity? wondering who you could possibly be? Discover the brand new feature in Interli Plural. "Who am I?"
This page uses data from the moodtracking & from your member's profile in which you can fill in a form of what you like (no worries, if you don't fill in the form, it just uses the data from Mood Tracking).
Curious about this android app for Plurals? Visit the discord server and download the app from there.
(Disclaimer: app colours are customizable, this is a custom theme presenting and not the default app colours)
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:0 what is "interi"? What does it do? where can I find it? is it in the appstore? What is the best about it? what's the worst about it? :0 :0 :0
Interli is a plural tracking/communication app, put very simply. They have a tumblr (can't link it here for whatever reason) where you can access the discord where you can get the apk - the dev is working on getting it on github & there's someone working to get it on apple. The discord is the only place you can get it for now (as of writing).
More in-depth info below (features, pros, cons & notes).
Features:
- Making members with pfps & personal colours, can add custom fields & can put into folders. Also has links to other things to do with that member.
- Front tracking & analytics (we like the co-front web it makes the most).
- "who am I" section you can fill put to see percentages when blurry (has to have preferences set out in the member profiles first).
- Notes & messages (notes to note things down, messages act a bit like emails).
- To-dos (can have subtasks, put task lists into "bundles", have reoccuring tasks & notifs, multiple options for the "complete" mark. Reset times for the reoccuring tasks can be customised).
- Calendar (Has agenda, day, week, month & year views as well as being able to hide events in certain views. Can pick colours for events, have them re-occuring. Colours are either linked member colour, theme colour or one of the preset colours).
- Mood tracking (works similarly to daylio).
- Mood stats (again, similar to daylio).
- Sysmedia - works similarly to twinote. Each member has their own profile, can post/respond/reblog/like/follow as well as having a dm section where you can dm 1 on 1 or have groups. Can also have polls on there, & send images in dms as well as linked to posts. Can also like dm messages (thank you πβοΈ for that).
- Themes - can set app colours (both general as well as mood colours), can save multiple themes, name them and link them to specific headmates so when they front their theme is shown. Can also set for co-fronting, default & default co-fronting.
- Notifications - custom times for notifs.
- Can choose which page is the start page & which pages show up on the side panel (so if you don't use it it doesn't need to sit there being overwhelming).
- Import & export as well as auto backup.
- Markdowns that appears to be available pretty much anywhere there's a text box.
- Can link spotify & yt vids & they'll show up as a thiny u can click to watch it in the app.
Pros (for us):
- Dev who's actively looking for suggestions & bug reports.
- Dev works to have features that work before adding more.
- Quick update times (updates are generally small bug fixes/adding small features, hence why they can be done so quickly).
- Offline.
- Almost anything can be linked to almost anything else. Members especially can be linked in pretty much everything - helps keep track of who does what & when, especially when using to-dos & calendar.
- The changing theme colour is huge for us personally.
- We personally like how the app looks. It's very "light" looking.
- Lots of things planned to be added (can't remember them all but i remember medicine management was one of the things).
- Lots of interconnecting things in one place (adhd brain appreciates that especially lol).
Cons:
- Will be buggy. Will bug eventually. Bugs are actively worked on & we haven't come across any that have been disastorous but they are there. it's a revolving door.
- Sysmedia accounts that are added but don't have a member connected to them are prone to dissapearing/bugging out. We have a folder to hide our "members" that are purely there to keep their sysmedia accounts stable. It is a near constant headace of the dev.
- There have been issues with importing things. We don't use import so we don't know much about that.
- We don't care about it but there's no friends feature, though i do think the dev was considering adding a peer-to-peer connection so friends could be available while still having it be offline.
Overall we use it for communication & day-to-day stuff not detailed information or journaling. Having different coloured themes & the simple design i think helps us feel more at ease & it feels far less serious than our Ampersand, which is very helpful. There's lots of little things we like but this post is long enough as is.
Notes:
The dev uses ai as a last resort when code doesn't work & they cant figure out why. The app isn't coded using ai it's used as a tool to spot misspellings/grammar ect when the dev can't find the problem. We personally have no issues with this (dev has no ability to see personal info & so the ai can't either & the app is not ai coded) but we know some feel very strongly against ai even as a tool.
Also keep in mind this is 1 alter/headmate (idk the prefered terms they use) in 1 system who's making this, it's as much a personal project they're sharing as it is for the community. They're very open to suggestions & feedback but they can & will say no if they want & they are not "professional". I've heard of hostility towards others for this before, this is not a professional project, do not treat it as a business or whatever providing a service.
Heeeey, what's your favourite plural app/site and why?
That's a very broad question (with different answers depending on which ones of us you ask) so I'll answer it with my personal favourite & then what we're using & why.
My personal favourite is Ampersad. It has good markdown compatibility so we can make pretty pages & set things out in a way that works for us. Part of my job is "memory management", ie writing stuff down/logging it, and Ampersand works wonderfully for me for that. I also just like way it looks & functions.
The others, however, never cared much for it so we mostly use it for information storage rather than active system & day-to-day management. I don't know exactly why they don't care as much but I assume it has something to do with how "non-personalised" & "official" it can feel - It's set up for me & redoing it for everyone whenever they front (& we change front a lot!) is just too much of a pain. We do use it often, for logging & journaling, but it's basically mine alone to maintain (though the others do thankfully keep up with front logging for the most part now, and sometimes they'll use it to put down their more private vents).
We are also, however, using Interli - and this has gotten much better reception from the others. It's less "defined" than Ampersand is, and feels very clean in a very simple way. One of the big wins for us is you can set it up to auto-change the theme depending on who's fronting/co-fronting and this feature alone makes if far more accessible for us. We don't have a specific theme for each of us, but a green is a green and it goes a long way to see the app be an approximation of their colour. It also has a lot more features that are better for our day-to-day management, and they all link together well (very important for us - we don't do well with lots of different apps. Having so many things in one place helps us remember they all exist & engage with them better).
So we use both! Ampersand for information & journaling (+ sometimes more important system descisions) & Interli for moods, management & communication. They fill very different nieches.
Bonus for us they're both offline & made by 1 dev each & both are receptive to feedback, especially around bugs (Ampersand dev I believe is working towards 0.3, and nothing new will be added after that only bug fixes but don't take my word on it. Interli dev is very open & encouraging of suggestions).
On a bit of a side note we use plural kit too, but exclusively for the proxying feature & it's not often. It's just nice to have incase we do want to seperate ourselves more from our discord account, but that's fairly rare. We're still new to the whole "we're a system" thing and so hiding often feels most comfortable/safe.
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Good mooded update. Were bein gentle with the code. Ain't expecting trouble. Sysmedia:
Post page should be accessable again. by a tap to see the interactions with the post.
Custom Fields No garante. Code wasn't gentle:
changes made in settings custom field's template should update automatically on the memberspage (unless the member already edited theirs)
scrolling in custom fields should be easier now.
Frontstats & Moodstats:
Auto defaulted to 'all time' while it should be by default 30 days unless user changes else. (it also didn't remember what the user choose, it should be doing that now as well)
Member-Mood-Correlation:
Filter option added
Third Party Import:
Simply Plural Json backup is finally working and loading everyone
I know you're planning on adding peer-to-peer connection, but what does that mean? What exactly would be shared with other users, and how does it work without the internet? Love the app, thank you for your time.
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I've to look into it more. So nothing solid on the P2P except wild dreaming.
What it does; it works like the old Faxes worked or how Bluetooth works now a days. You can send data from one place to another without an external server. The device itself sends the data and received the data directly. The absolute need about this, is that BOTH devices have to be available to share the data with one and another.
But there are a few things I need to look onto more. Ain't doing it if anything is of risk for user privacy. + I don't have experience in the matter. And I rather not take an experiment lightly on it either. and it might be draining dor the battery
Tis more like idea-dreaming.
But the vision I got in mind is, that you can choose what is shared. The profiles and probably an extra tab in sysmedia too. And fronting.
Wouldn't put hope into it being added. We need to be 100% sure there is no possibility on being hacked in the process or data being stolen, and if it would even work cause both devices need to be available at the time (with the app being open) to receive and send the data. And thus far; it's not what I can guarantee with this concept that it is a good thing to be added.
As long as I can't guarantee anything regarding user safety. It won't be added.
