rglauco lets you run Mike entirely on your own servers
A new switch swaps Mike's hosted cloud backend for a self-contained stack you control.
rglauco added a mode that replaces Supabase - the hosted cloud service Mike leans on for its database and user logins - with a self-contained setup you run yourself: an open database plus packaging that brings the whole thing up on your own machine in one step. The rest of the app doesn't have to change; it runs either way. For anyone who can't or won't put client data in someone else's cloud, that's the difference between an interesting demo and something you can actually deploy.
Worth knowing it's fresh. The self-hosted mode shipped and then needed a run of follow-up fixes as real use exposed rough edges in the new database layer. If you're eyeing it for production, click through and look at how complete that layer is before you commit to it.
Spotted something wrong? Or know the PR text has fresher detail than the writeup above?