Citraverse

Citraverse is a Miiverse clone made by Augusto Villa. The initial version of Citraverse was released on August 31, 2025 under citraverse.altervista.org, though there are archives of the site "under maintenance" from as early as February of 2025. This version was built by Augusto from scratch, without using any existing Miiverse clone as a base. It was initially very basic in design, with only communities and a chatbox posting feature.

When Augusto posted the link to Citraverse on the Miiverse Clonapedia Discord Server, it became the subject of ridicule and criticism due to its basic design and lack of resemblance to Miiverse, and several users began spamming on the site. On September 5, 2025, Augusto redesigned Citraverse to have a proper communities page.

Criticism towards Citraverse grew as security flaws were discovered in Citraverse's files in mid-September. Some users found out that user posts and passwords were unencrypted and stored in plaintext, including the admin password. This allowed a user to access Citraverse's admin panel, as its password was stored within its html page.

On September 25, 2025, Augusto, with the help of SuperDumbMario2, recreated Citraverse using Cedar as a base, under the same link. At around 3:12 PM PST, all of Citraverse's pages aside from its home page led to 404 page errors. This issue was eventually fixed as of 4 PM PST.

On September 29, 2025, the user Rixy discovered a vulnerability within Citraverse that let users run any PHP script on the Citraverse server.  Following this, Rixy, along with the help of more people, modified a lot of the PHP and CSS code of the website, until later that day when Augusto regained control of the server, where a back-to-back fight for the server's control began between Augusto and Rixy, zeni and minihoot.

Later, Rixy archived the database and the files on the server before the hack incident at https://rixy.eu.org/citraverse/.

The server backup contains Citraverse's source codes (including prototypes and the old "from-scratch" version as well as other development files), a school project, a YouTube clone, a prototype for a cloud platform, and other PHP code.

Following this, Augusto has decided to move Citraverse to an unknown URL.