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Hi thanks for the reply!

Nothing's for sale, did not mean it to come across that way! The idea is to make it open source so other devs can just take it, run it, and build on it, and hopefully improve it for everyone here.

You'd host it yourself, so the only cost is hosting, and that's free on plenty of the free tiers out there.

Totally agree on ease of use. If it's annoying to set up, nobody's going to bother. What usually puts you off using something like this?

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What I meant was there are other solutions like this. What would be the advantage of using yours? At first I thought you’d be hosting it. Sure, opening the source sounds reasonable, so you can get more feedback.

The main advantages I see that it's yours: no account, no free tier limits. Also since it's open source, if it doesn't do what you need, you or anyone else can add it and everyone gets it. As most creators on itch can program quite well, I think it can work.

That said, if you want a top 10 running in five minutes and don't care where the data lives, a hosted service is less hassle. It's a trade.

What have you been using for hosting leaderboards?