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[Loomeh]

Created a website for LibreSplit. It's loosely themed after the LiveSplit website.

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The website contains a LibreSplit AppImage download, installation/compilation instructions and a FAQ.

The website's source code has its own repo on my profile.

The website is currently being hosted on a subdomain on my personal domain. I saw that the libresplit.org domain was taken and it currently redirects to this GitHub page. I don't know what the plans are relating to that.

[EXtremeExploit]

Oo nice, the domain libresplit.com is available for it too. I do like the site, simple and concise, very cool work, i want to see what wins1ey has to say about this revolutionary tech :D.
Im also not really familiar with hosting next.js projects, does the host have limited requests/uptime/costs? if so it would be cool to have some kind of ko-fi or patreon for the project (maybe not now but in the future for the website costs + maybe necessary development)

[Loomeh]

Oo nice, the domain libresplit.com is available for it too. I do like the site, simple and concise, very cool work, i want to see what wins1ey has to say about this revolutionary tech :D. Im also not really familiar with hosting next.js projects, does the host have limited requests/uptime/costs? if so it would be cool to have some kind of ko-fi or patreon for the project (maybe not now but in the future for the website costs + maybe necessary development)

I'm currently self-hosting the website on my old jailbroken Chromebook, so no hosting costs haha.

As for a ko-fi/Patreon, I wouldn't be against it, it would definitely help. Although, I don't think LibreSplit has a big enough userbase currently for it to be worth it. If it does happen and is successful though, it would very much help with domain costs, we could also probably switch to some sort of VPS.

Since I'm assuming wins1ey owns the libresplit.org domain, I'm hoping to shift the website off of my domain and on to that one. I'm still willing to do the hosting if that happens.