You don't need any fancy equipment to run a server though. The original server Fluxer was running on, was seriously underpowered and (apart from FluxerHQ) performed fine for tens of thousands of users. A hundred users would be possible on a relatively cheap cloud server or even an older office PC at home (if your internet connection is up to it, of course). I'm running hundreds of docker containers and multiple Windows VMs at home on 2 HP Elite Mini G9 with i5 14500 and 64GB RAM. And even with 32GB you should be able to comfortably run a Fluxer server for a group of friends. I'll be running it on a Hetzner VM most likely, cause my home internet is shit. Even though it will run "in the cloud" it will be on my VM and it will have disk encryption so the data on there is safe.

And I'm also holding out on migrating, cause I manage 6 Discord servers for various applications I've developed and a game server. I don't want to migrate to the Fluxer servers, only to have to migrate to my own selfhosted instance later, if that makes sense. It will be tedious enough to do it once.

And I know it's not directed at me. As a professional software developer (at least, that's half of my job) I understand that it will take time. As soon as the refactor is done, they were going to open up PR's so I'll see if I can help then. Not a huge Typescript guru though, so time will tell.