Davemaina1 puts a storefront on Iroh
The fork now has a real marketing site - and a quiet bug fix that probably matters upstream.
Davemaina1's Iroh fork spent four commits building out a public-facing marketing presence: a hero, jurisdictions section, features grid, FAQ, privacy and terms pages, and a waitlist signup wired to Supabase (a hosted database-and-auth service). After an initial standalone version, the team folded everything back into the main app so there's only one deploy target - a cleaner setup than running two sites side by side.
The headline pass is a darker, more editorial rebrand with product screenshots, a new spinner, flame-gold branding, and a favicon polish round. Buried inside the same work, though, are two real bug fixes: display names weren't persisting (now routed through a dedicated profile endpoint), and user chat messages were silently failing to save because of a stale database column reference. Both are the kind of thing a paying customer would notice before the team did.
Spotted something wrong? Or know the PR text has fresher detail than the writeup above?