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https://github.com/ineiti/cybermind_2018

CyberMind's goal is to make any data coming into your computer easily aggregatable. It's the ultimate nightmare of any privacy-concious person!
https://github.com/ineiti/cybermind_2018

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CyberMind's goal is to make any data coming into your computer easily aggregatable. It's the ultimate nightmare of any privacy-concious person!

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# CyberMind

* Do you hesitate before putting an email in _one_ box, because it might fit
into two, three or more boxes?
* Would you like to remember which file was important for that email you're
reading?
* Are you confused with having a tree in the filesystem, as most files belong
to two, three or more projects?
* Do you like thinking not linearly, not in trees, but in a matrix where emails,
chat, files, sms and more are interconnected?

If you answer most of these questions with 'yes', then CyberMind might help
you. The idea is very simple:
* Input-modules collect your data and adds automatically available tags
(date, sender, receiver, keywords).
* You can add any tag you want to one, two or more elements to connect them
together.
* Using the UI you can arrange your tags into projects and browse your data.

CyberMind is distributed: a node runs on your laptop, another on the server,
and one on your phone to read/write SMS and WhatsApp. Of course you can also
give access-rights to nodes from your friends and share, link and browse
whatever they opened for you.

It is free as in GPLv3 or later, but we can offer you some additional services:
* server-node for connecting your computer with your phone
* space for your data: backup and share data with others

Of course we're happy to have feedback and additional modules for our cybermind.

## State

As of 18th of July 2017, Cybermind is in early development.
"Build one to throw one away".
Some basic structure is working, next step will
be incorporating emails, then adding a UI and a server
node.