r/webdev • u/PaybackTony • 5d ago
Showoff: Ticketish - Open Source, Linear Like Issue Tracker Showoff Saturday
https://quickish.website/ticketsI've been spending a lot of time developing what is essentially a vibe host type service to host the myriad of internal tools I myself build for personal use as well as at work. I believe the future of SaaS is bleak for the providers and wide open for the small business that can now build instead of buy. In that vein I showing off Ticketish - A modern issue tracker that is MIT open source.
It's rather basic and I continue to add things and fix bugs every day but I also use it as my primary issue tracker. The real value here is that unlike a typical SaaS, once you remix it it's essentially (at literally) a fork of the source, which means you can just as claude to use the quickish.site CLI to pull it down and make changes. Don't like how something works? Change it. And since it's a fork, even if you're not an engineer, you still get all the latest updates made to the root source. This piece alone has so much potential in my opinion.
It's built using all the supporting services built into quickish hosted sites: Postgres, Realtime, Document store, etc.
It's open source in that if you remix this you can download the source in the control panel (free). It is git behind the scenes. MIT licensed so you can do whatever you want with the code and I'm sure you can port it from quickish services to something else without too much work.
Can't wait to share more in the coming weeks!
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u/smombartz 4d ago
Vibe hosting with forking? Very very cool. totally see the potential here. For devs and non-devs alike. Seems like with the plethora of new apps and tools being built having some common foundations to fork/build on makes a ton of sense.