First PluralBridge release
Simply Plural reached its shutdown point. PluralBridge is the next step for Simply Plural users.
PluralBridge is now focused on building the open-source replacement path: a privacy-centered browser release that can help Systems bring preserved data forward instead of leaving everyone with export files and no clear place to land.
Keep your Simply Plural export somewhere private and under your own control. Please do not send us Simply Plural tokens, passwords, export files, screenshots, or private System data.
PluralBridge is moving into the next phase: import preview, member profiles, and the sign-in groundwork needed for the first browser-based release.
The first PluralBridge release will run in a web browser, so Systems can use it on Windows, Mac, Linux, phones, tablets, and anything else with a modern browser. It starts with the pieces people need first: sign in, review a Simply Plural export before saving it, and view, add, or update member profiles.
PluralBridge is working toward a privacy-sensitive import path for preserved Simply Plural data. Import should be deliberate, reviewable, and under the System's control.
Help is needed on authentication, authorization, membership, consent, audit, import safety, .NET/C#, Azure hosting, and security review.
The goal is simple: help Systems keep control of their data after Simply Plural, then build the bridge toward import, migration, and daily use. PluralBridge is being built around privacy, user ownership, careful import review, and clear control over who can see and change System data.
PluralBridge is an independent project. It is not affiliated with Simply Plural or Apparyllis.
