I'm involved with an org that needs to set up a public wishlist for supplies for a project. The rough requirements are as follows:
Public webpage with a static URL
Can be easily edited by non-technical people
Editing requires authentication
Avoiding corporate services, especially avoiding tracking of both users and admins
As cheap as reasonably possible
As quick to set up as possible
Nice to have:
Hosted under a custom domain
Supports users "reserving" items so multiple people don't all supply the same stuff
One option I considered would be running something like wishthis in a VPS under our own domain, but this is kinda expensive, complex, and I don't trust wishthis' auth. A different option could be just having a static page in something like Notion or Github pages, which would be free but relies on corporate services we don't trust.
Is there a middle ground between the two previous options? Or a better solution that fits most of the requirements?
It's pretty overkill for what we need, and it would still fall under "corporate" for us. At that point I could just go for the static Notion page which I can get live in 5m for free.