The project will begin appearing in modules starting in December 2024.

The project is licensed under the MIT License, allowing flexible use, modification, and redistribution.

We currently use Supabase as an example setup, but the data is not stored on our side. You'll need to roll out your own database.

You can integrate MDLR using the installation guidelines provided in the documentation, which includes npm/yarn packages and Supabase setup.

MDLR is suitable for both personal projects and collaborative team efforts, particularly where unstructured feedback needs organizing.

Yes, MDLR is open-source and available under the MIT License, which allows for commercial use.

MDLR supports web platforms.

MDLR provides auto-updating summary notes that adapt as new data comes in, keeping your insights fresh and relevant.

You will need to create a Supabase table and set up a backend API for generating summaries.

While MDLR is designed to be flexible and powerful, some technical setup is required, making it more suitable for users with some technical background.