Davemaina1 builds a storefront for its Mike fork
What started as a separate marketing site got folded straight into the product, turning a developer project into something that looks ready to sell.
Davemaina1 has spent four commits giving this fork, branded Iroh, a public face: a hero, a jurisdictions section, a features grid, an FAQ, privacy and terms pages, and a signup flow. The work first lived as a standalone marketing site, then moved inside the main app so there's a single thing to deploy, with a dark, editorial rebrand and a new logo and color palette on top.
Two quieter fixes ride along. Chat messages had been silently failing to save because the app was writing to a database column that no longer exists; that's now removed, so the chat history actually persists. And reads and writes of user profile data now go through the fork's own backend rather than the browser talking straight to the database, which is the safer posture.
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