KB01111 cuts Mike's cord to Supabase and ships a desktop build
This fork swaps its hosted backend for self-managed infrastructure, so the whole stack can live somewhere you control.
Most Mike forks lean on Supabase, a hosted service that handles sign-in and database storage for you. KB01111 has pulled it out and rebuilt both pieces in-house: logins, sessions, and the data layer now run on the fork's own infrastructure instead of a third party's. The team kept the existing app working on top of the new foundation, so the swap happens underneath without breaking what's already built. They also tightened account deletion so closing an account actually clears the projects, documents, and chats tied to it, rather than leaving stray data behind.
The other half of the work is a desktop version - the same app packaged as an installable program for Windows, Mac, and Linux, rather than something you only reach in a browser.
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