ServerHive turns 2 today!

Two years ago, ServerHive started as a small passion project — built out of love for the AOSP community, with no company, no team, and no guarantees. Just an idea worth building.
Today, it's a community of 1,500+ members, with 100+ builders using the infrastructure daily. What began as a hobby during my graduation is now something people genuinely rely on.

It hasn't always been easy — sleepless nights, failures, rising costs, hard calls. But that responsibility has been a privilege, because it means something real got built here.

Along the way we've added faster servers, fair resource management, automated build tracking, real-time notifications, browser-based dev, abuse protection, artifact storage, and more — all shaped by what the community actually needed. The goal never changed: reliable, powerful infrastructure that's accessible and affordable for builders.
If we were starting today, rising infra costs alone might have stopped this before it began. We got lucky on timing — but it was your trust that kept it going.

To everyone who's been part of this, early or recent: thank you. For trusting us with your projects, believing in an independent project while it was still finding its footing, and every bug report, suggestion, and bit of patience along the way. Thanks too to the admins, testers, early supporters, and everyone who spread the word — every bit of it mattered.
ServerHive isn't a company. It's community-built, and two years in only happened because of the people around it.

This is still just the beginning — more improvements and features are already on the way. The commitment stays the same: stay accessible, keep improving, and build around the people who made this possible.
Here's to two years — and everything still ahead.

Thank you all for being part of the journey ❤️

— Shravan