I am absolutely thrilled that you're providing a non-mobile database and app! However, I'm less happy that it's a cloud database and web app instead of a desktop app.
The reason I started using DJO and CL when I got my first Android device was that I didn't like the cloud model that Google provides. I came to Android from a decade and a half of Palm devices and Palm desktop, and I like both the simplicity of Palm Apps and Desktop and the security of a local database and local synchronization. Currently, DJO on the device provides me with the simple/clean mobile apps, Palm Desktop still provides me with the simple desktop app, and CL provides me with local synchronization.
However, Palm Desktop is getting long in the tooth. There are basic features I'd like that it doesn't have, such as configurable fonts to make it readable on my high-res monitor. So I've been exploring how to write my own version of it, using the Palm DB format so that I can still use CL to sync.
Then, yesterday, I checked in on the DJOA forum for the first time in a while and learned about the upcoming CL6 and its free year of DejaCloud and access to this new DJOL app, which I hadn't heard about before. So close to what I want, but not quite!
I like the fact that you are differentiating yourselves from Google by building it with the business user/privacy-minded user in mind, but the fact remains that it is still a cloud-based online solution, and that still makes me uncomfortable. Not to mention that I can't really afford (or justify to my wife) an annual fee.
I can, however, pay a one-time fee (or, rather, a once-per-major version fee) for a desktop version of the application. Do you have plans to offer anything like that?
Alternatively, do you plan to offer a version of the cloud/web app that a savvy user could install on their own network?