This is just an idea and there is absolutely the possibility that I kill this idea, but wanted to run it by people to look at the long-term viability of Monarch.
To make it seamless to sync across devices and across platforms like Windows (and Linux eventually), Monarch Sync would be a super low-cost subscription $3-4 that would manage syncing everything for you, but I would also like to target additional features beyond standard syncing, namely:
The ability to have different profiles that contain different Settings, Superlinks, Snippets, Bookmarks, perhaps Clipboard History, history categories, favorites, themes, hotkeys, and a host of other things including an iOS app. This means you'd be able to have a "For Work" profile and a "Personal" profile and be able to switch between the two effortlessly.
But also ... I can totally kill this idea, and we would have syncing managed by iCloud/Dropbox on Mac (for free) and that'd be that! It would limit syncing functionality and design that would come with Monarch Sync though. For clarity: it would have absolutely zero impact on any regular usage of Monarch.
It would be powerful syncing that other launchers don't have, and this alone would cement the future long-term viability, but also yes it would be a subscription, which I myself am usually against. But it very much would allow me to shift some things around by version 1.0 that would make Monarch even more affordable/accessible.
Please let me know your thoughts. It's vitally important that if you're against this idea you let me know why because there is a lot of flexibility here still that I'm grateful to have and because this app belongs to the users.
- Michael
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