CaseMark rips out Supabase and runs Mike on its own platform

CaseMark has taken Mike off Supabase - the hosted backend (login, database, file storage) the original project leaned on - and rebuilt every piece on its own Case.dev platform. Logins, the database, document storage, the AI routing, and the grounding that lets Mike answer questions from your files now all run through Case.dev. The fork no longer touches Supabase at all.

The same push hardened the fork for a public launch: limits on repeated login attempts, signed webhooks and signed download links, and a demo mode that caps how much each user can spend. The team also dropped old database columns that stored AI provider keys as plain text - a real liability carried over from the upstream version.