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I use my own library, but there are some public implementations. This one is pretty good if you want to support Gan cubes: https://github.com/afedotov/gan-web-bluetooth

Yes. It was. I'll be adding support for it and other missing cubes in the coming few weeks.

Not supported. I don't think it'll be supported by any 3rd party software any time soon.

I'm sorry to disappoint, but not soon. I'm working on Cubeast quite a bit these days, but the last few months I've been concentrating on a rewrite of my puzzles library in Rust. In will allow me to add features like live solve analysis, cube solver, showing how optimal your crosses are...

Thanks. I'll add it to my todo list.

Hey! Thanks for the suggestion. The statistics section needs an overhaul in general. It's on my todo list, but I have a few other things on my todo list before that so I can't tell when it'll be done.

It's one of the most requested features indeed. I'm currently working on a solver that is a required component for this, but can't make any promises as to when it'll be implemented.

It simply wasn't implemented yet, but it's a good feature indeed. I'll try to have it implemented in a week or two.

There is a bug in the case stats, I'll be working on it soon. Not for now, but I'll add it to my todo list.

Yes. (Sorry for not answering this sooner)

Yes. A fix will be published in a few hours. Thanks!

There's a free 14 day trial available to everybody if you haven't used it up yet.

Cubeast is specifically made for Bluetooth cubes and only works with Bluetooth cubes. What do you mean by Roux training? Currently there's CMLL training and first block training. Keep in mind that those training exercises are available only to premium users.

Cubeast is not open source and the frontend uses Angular :)