juanjo cuts Mike loose from its cloud accounts
Mike no longer needs a third-party sign-up to run - the whole stack now comes up on hardware you control.
Mike has leaned on Supabase - a hosted service that handled both its database and its user logins - which meant standing the software up required an external account before you could even kick the tyres. juanjo has pulled all of that in-house, rewiring every database call to run against a plain Postgres database you own, with logins handled locally too, and swapping the cloud file storage for a local equivalent.
The payoff is straightforward: the whole thing now starts on your own machine with a single command and no external accounts. This is the unglamorous plumbing work - sixteen commits of it - that turns a cloud-tethered project into something you can actually self-host.
Spotted something wrong? Or know the PR text has fresher detail than the writeup above?