Furious-Industries/mike

Furious-Industries is repackaging Mike as a fully self-hosted stack you can stand up on your own Linux box, no cloud dependencies required.

Early days - one focused thread of work landed in early May 2026, with no follow-on pushes yet.

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This fork from Furious-Industries takes Mike in a self-hosting direction. Instead of leaning on managed cloud services, it bundles everything Mike needs - database, auth, storage, API gateway - into a single stack you can bring up on a Linux machine you control.

The appeal is straightforward: firms and solo operators who can't (or won't) send client data through third-party clouds get a path to running Mike on their own hardware. Identity, storage, and migrations are all wired up to come online together, so a fresh box can go from empty to working Mike without manual stitching.

Furious-Industries hasn't signaled a rebrand or a niche beyond this. The work so far reads as a deployment story - making Mike portable to environments where data residency, air-gapping, or simple cost control matter more than the convenience of a hosted backend.

What's in it

Direction

infrastructuresecurity

Activity

Themed changes and pull requests touching this fork, newest first. Themed changes that haven't been turned into a public post yet still appear — they're real work even without a published writeup.

Threads of work (detailed view)

1 thread have been distilled into posts.