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The World’s First In-Home Server for Everyone.
Brian Bourgerie

Cloud by Daplie — The world's first in-home server for Everyone

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Charles Magnuson
Device looks great! However, I'd really like to see what the service looks like when interacting with it through a web browser. Also, would this device allow someone to host their own website?
Brian Bourgerie
@magnuson Hi Charles! For those who Pre-Order the device you will get early access to software and certain functionality before the product ships. To answer your other question: Yes, we've actually automated the setup of not only a website but the needed encryption and other technical aspects as well. We are opening up to developers to build apps for our app store that can really take advantage of what a server has to offer.
Bryson C Hill
@magnuson You nailed on the head. The UX is the most important part (besides security, of course). We care deeply about making the UX/UI intuitive and accessible, even down to how the hard drives can be stacked on the server by someone who may have poor motor skills. We believe people know what they want. That is exactly why we are inviting our backers, investors, and advocates to join us and get early access to BETA software. We believe that it needs to be the most *useful* technology product out there, not only just convenient.
Amrith
I absolutely love this; more importantly, the simplicity of it :) Looking forward to get one for myself :D
Jean Lucas
I don't like products that claim to be "the first ___" but it's literally not true. Hope the makers could clarify what they meant by it since "in-home servers" are one of the first things in personal computing.
obycode
@aleattorium I think the key wording you missed is "for everyone". They're making it friendly for everyone, so average users don't need to ask people like me and you to set it up and maintain it for them. I think something like this is long overdue and I'm very excited about it.
Brian Bourgerie
@obycode You Got it. We've automated all the technical aspect so if you can plug in a couple cords and choose a domain name you're ready to go!
Michael Dizon
1TB of storage is 9.99 per month on iCloud, your device costs $200.00, and I am responsible for maintaining connectivity and backups. Sorry, where exactly is the value here? (Also could have done without the Donald Trump reference. The internet is already great, fwiw)
Ed Holloway
Bryson C Hill
@edholloway Here is my fav:
AJ ONeal
Annalee Pawlowski
This might be a very ignorant question, but how is this different from a home NAS server?
Haktan Suren
Ethernet? why not wi-fi?
Girish Ramakrishnan
Was excited about this but looks like the company is dead. Site is down.