I remember Sandstorm but don't remember it ever billing itself as a web productivity suite... It was a repository of self-hostable apps with their own auth layer integrated so managing users and permissions was easier.
This always sounded like a monumental task. I've since gone with Authelia.
I think this particular marketing choice was at the time intended to pursue enterprise users. It's been there since before the original startup shut down.
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I remember Sandstorm but don't remember it ever billing itself as a web productivity suite... It was a repository of self-hostable apps with their own auth layer integrated so managing users and permissions was easier.
This always sounded like a monumental task. I've since gone with Authelia.
I think this particular marketing choice was at the time intended to pursue enterprise users. It's been there since before the original startup shut down.