I've been vouching for it since it admittedly works pretty well, but lately I'm back on the fence. I was under the impression that it only started as a vibecoded project, but has shifted gears since (and while I don't like to excuse AI slop bullshit, unfortunately it is much more common in software dev than anything else). I thought I read that since putting a team together it's become much better in that regard, but judging by very recent commit histories that doesn't seem to be the case.

All of that, plus the early payment options and general corporate feel to it, I'm not really vouching for it much any more. It's already starting to feel kind of bloated.

Unfortunately I still can't really see most active discord users switching to any other alternative, because Fluxer is the only one that really aims to replicate the experience.