Hi, I'm the developer. Thank you for your suggestions. I must make you dissappointed that there's no plan for emacs style keybindings at this point.

The system has a very clear API between GUI and backend, so future plans is to add more interfaces, a web based one is on the list (although IMHO web based interfaces are worse to use).

The LaTeX idea is great, so great that it's already done. I tried to keep the video short and don't show all features. I also have integration with mutt. Sending a new invoice is just a keystroke away and then mutt is opened with an attached pdf and a template mail body.

The account overview is the biggest weakness right now and something I look forwared to improve. I definitely take your suggestions with me towards that work.

don't create a web interface please, maybe there needs to be a way to render ncurses in the web.

While your idea of auto generating web gui might be nice (I haven't seen it in action yet), there's no such solution what I know on the market yet. I want to be able to have a native feel on every platform. That means a web UI, a windows UI, an Android UI, etc.

Therefor my current solution is to have a really tiny presentation layer that is able to adjust to multiple UI.

if you look at blessed for example https://github.com/chjj/blessed you'll see that the widgets fit every use case you would need for a webapp, but just need to write a wrapper for web rather than ncurses if that makes sense.

You'll want to check out "react-blessed", a way to use Blessed through React -- which enables common UI code for both web and terminal.

https://github.com/Yomguithereal/react-blessed

Thanks, very interesting. I didn't know about blessed before.

I'm glad I could help.

If you write a blog post about the CRM and your experience in writing it, that would be a fun read.

Good luck!

> A web based interface IMHO would be more usable.

I'm sure you're not the only one but I can see how this could be much nicer than a Web UI for someone (like me) who prefers Vim and Mutt over Atom and Gmail.

I have a supicision that OP is also a Vimmer who (like me) gets upset when a user interface doesn't accept hjkl and all the other idiomatic Unix/Vi keyboard commands.

I couldn't have said it better myself. Thanks :)

ncurses should just be seen as an unthemed webapp, it's a shame devs can't just create an ncurses app and themed it into a webapp without touching html/css

You could always use "gotty" to accomplish this :-)

The more tools the better, one with a web interface would work better for some, less so for others. Even better if they can use the same format (i.e Ledger)