@StarHelix if you read the topic in full then you’ll see that there is a copy here:
I very much doubt it.
The app code is not open source, and it’s not in Blynk’s interest to release it, as they would prefer people to migrate to Blynk 2.0
Some people (like yourself maybe) are migrating to local server to save money or avoid migrating their projects to Blynk 2.0, but personally I think that’s a false economy.
Setting-up, running and maintaining a Blynk local server is fairly expensive in terms of money and time, and it’s only really a stop-gap measure because eventually the apps will stop running on the latest versions of iOS and Android, so you’ll need to keep an old device just to ruin the old Blynk app.
There are some situations where migrating isn’t an option, in particular those where a local server is needed because there is no internet connectivity, which is why i took a copy of the local server repository.
Pete.