Lix is a change control backend for web apps.
Using lix as a backend unlocks automatic change control, distributed collaboration, and automation without cloud complexity like auth, data protection, and integrations.
What is a change control system?
A change control system allows tracking, querying, and reviewing changes in arbitrary data structures (not just files unlike a version control system). For example, a change control system can track changes in a .sqlite database, PowerPoint .pptx, .inlang project, or any other file format you can imagine.
Examples of great lix apps have an "edit > review > automate" workflow:
- document editors (markdown, PDF, etc.)
- accounting solutions (auditing)
- content creation tools (Figma, Adobe Premiere)
- spreadsheets (Excel, Google Sheets)
- CAD software (Fusion 360, Autodesk)
- data science analyzation (Jupyter Notebooks)
If you are interested, check out the design principles.
🚩 Issues - Bugs end errors you encounter using inlang.
💬 Discussions - Get help, ask questions, request features, and discuss inlang.
🗣️ Discord - Hanging out with the community.