Particularly excited to see reverse image search get added to real estate websites. I think ability to filter listings by aesthetic will save a lot of time.
I'm really excited about window.showDirectoryPicker and the local-first web apps it will enable. There's lots of talk about local-first sync engines, but the best sync engine is one you don't even manage, like the user's file system / cloud storage service!
Yes, I’m planning for the app itself to be subscription and/or one-time payment, but of course the database is all yours if you stop paying.
I haven’t used double-entry because I wanted to focus on spending analysis rather than account balances, and often bank statements are partial data. Would this be a deal-breaker for you?
I think this article misses the fact that the native date and time pickers look ugly in Chrome, and that a lot of websites are ultimately an extension of a brand, not just a tool where function > form. The Airbnb date range picker looking on-brand makes the experience seem a lot more slick. There are more things to optimise for than just accessibility.