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So my company provides us with paid weekly hours to contribute to open source projects and we're looking to use our skills and hours to build a new project.

I am an avid browser of this sub and would love to see what you all would like to self-host. Ideally, something that either doesn't exist in the open source world, or is outdated.

For background info - I'd love to develop a new fully open source app under a generous MIT License with my team. We're pretty experienced at work and have developed large scale applications. Since we make money on our main job, my coworkers and I aren't looking to monetize the project -- keeping it open source.

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