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Tutu is a comfortable experience for tooting. Designed to work on any device - desktop, phone and tablet. https://tutu.lightstands.xyz
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README.md

Tutu

Tutu is a comfortable experience for tooting. Designed to work on any device - desktop, phone and tablet.

Compatibility

The code is built against those targets and Tutu must run on those platforms:

Firefox Safari iOS Chrome Edge
98 15.4 15.4 84 87

Tutu trys to push the Web technology to its limit. Some features might not be available on the platform does not meet the requirement.

Build & Depoly

Tutu uses bun as the package manager. Run

bun install && bun dist

to build the distribution, saved at "dist" directory.

Tutu must be loaded in a secure context - that means serving under localhost (127.0.0.1 or ::1) or HTTPS.

Use bun dev to run the dev server. By default, the dev server is run on the domain https://localhost.direct and the port you defined. The cert is provided by localhost.direct, see https://get.localhost.direct for detail.

You can also change the config to make it run on localhost - but localhost.direct can be visted from the other device on the same network (as you do a little DNS magic).