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A local-first desktop take on Mike, with portable workflows teams can move between separate installations.
@rafal-fryc is taking Mike toward a self-contained desktop experience: work stays on the machine, without cloud accounts or outside servers.
The fork also treats workflows as something teams can carry with them. A customised workflow can be saved, shared, and loaded into another Mike installation without putting everyone under the same account. It is a practical direction for organisations that want local control alongside reusable working methods.
What's in it
- Local desktop use Mike is being shaped to run entirely on an individual machine, keeping work and data local.
- Portable workflows Custom workflows can be saved and brought into another Mike installation.
- No shared account required Teams or separate environments can exchange workflows without relying on one shared account.
Direction
workflowinfrastructure
Activity
Threads of work (detailed view)
rafal-fryc rebuilds Mike to run entirely on your own machine
A from-scratch desktop version of Mike that keeps everything local - no cloud accounts, no outside servers, no data leaving the laptop.
Electron desktop port of Mike: Supabase and S3 stripped, SQLite and local filesystem in
rafal-fryc has taken the upstream cloud SaaS stack and rebuilt it as a single-user Windows desktop app, replacing every cloud dependency with local equivalents. The interesting part is how little the route layer had to change.
Workflow export and import via versioned JSON envelope
rafal-fryc adds a file-based transport for workflows so they can move between Mike instances without a shared account. Download from one side, upload on the other.
Pull requests (detailed view)
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rafal-fryc · opened 6mo ago · closed 3mo ago