Each application is one kind of work, with its own data and its own login.
The apps
Every application below is loaded by the same server. Signing into one does not sign you into another. They are open source and can be self-hosted.
NetworkContext and LinkContext can both run on your machine. They default to port 8095 and do not share a database, so they are two programs. NetworkContext uses a local password. LinkContext can do the same until Google sign-in is configured.
Day-to-day work
| Application |
What it keeps |
| DealContext |
Contacts, pipelines, deals, follow-ups, and website enquiries. |
| TaskContext |
Shared projects and issues, with comments and evidence. |
| NotifyContext |
A note to a colleague, and a clear acknowledgement from them. |
| ChatContext |
Team channels, direct messages, and customer-support threads. |
Fundraising, expenses, and HR
| Application |
What it keeps |
| RaiseContext |
One startup's fundraising: investors, introductions, signed amounts, and money received. |
| AccountContext |
Invoices, receipts, subscriptions, and reimbursement claims. |
| PeopleContext |
An employee directory where pay and private notes stay limited. |
Wiki, vault, and LinkedIn
| Application |
What it keeps |
| WikiContext |
A knowledge base whose pages cite their sources. |
| VaultContext |
Files encrypted with a passphrase, personal or shared. |
| LinkContext |
A team's shared copy of LinkedIn profiles and activity, beside the CRM. |
| NetworkContext |
A local archive of what one LinkedIn account sees. |
