Recent content by kashnote

Hey, I'm the creator of CubeDesk. I see comments like these about projects run by solo developers and I think it's worth providing my own perspective. I have a full-time job and responsibilities that come before CubeDesk, but I still try to work on the site any chance I get. Even with a few...

Sorry about the delay on that :/ 1v1 took me longer than I thought it would, but it's pretty much done other than some cleanup work. ao500/1000 is next on my to-do list.

Play 1v1 Link Hi all, some of you may have already heard of my timer CubeDesk. For those who haven't, it's a cubing timer, trainer, and community with a focus on ease-of-use and modern design. If you haven't already, make a free account and let me know what you think! Here, I wanted to...

Hey Ben. The importing of 2x2 solves should be fixed now. Big imports (10k+) like that were timing out because the server didn't have enough memory. I'm aware of the megaminx import bug. I have a task to work on it and fix it. csTimer exports megaminx sessions in a really weird way so i just...

I think there are a couple of YouTube videos out there explaining more about the app. And yes, if you join the Discord channel and ping me in the #invite-codes channel, I'll send you an invite code!

Hi all, a few months ago, I made a post showing off CubeDesk, a speed cubing timer made for desktop. Today, I'm announcing the web version! The benefits of the web version: It's free You can create an account and all of your data will stay in sync with all of your devices Updates are instant...

Hey thanks for the details feedback! I'll respond to them here: 1. In progress! Was actually working on this today and hoping to finish it tomorrow. 2. Also in progress. Maybe 3-4 more days until this is done 3. Next up in my todo list. Should be done in 3-4 days 4. This one is also coming...

We've got a discord channel if you'd like to see some real user feedback! There are about 30 people currently using it

Hi all, I just finished a new app called CubeDesk that is basically like csTimer, but a desktop app that works on Mac, Windows, and Linux. I initially made it because all of the timers that I know of are web based and I wanted a desktop app. Also, all of the existing sites are either confusing...