Appolis 🏛️

The personal program the whole engine grew from: task and idea command center, project pipelines, hubs, the lander builder.

Deliberately dumb and fast: pages are authored in the Kosmos Lander Builder and pushed here once, so the thing on an ad's critical path is only ever a KV read. Multi-tenant by hostname, media served from the edge.

Customer-retention command center. System of record for loyalty, the at-risk queue, delivery and claims. Breakdown renders live from the repo's markdown.

The standalone AI generation service every Appolis app taps into — tools, cheapest-aggregator routing, variable pricing, the video editor, My Files, video projects. Extracted out of Hermes so it scales on its own, one brain per business.

Routines that run unattended and walk a step door one check at a time; free specialist daimones (a reader, a refuter, a scribe) on the owner's own PC; a ship that deploys through one guarded script and closes its own record; a bill measured from the run's own log, never typed. The breakdown is the plain-English changelog, one row per shipped version.

The Flip My Life store's product pages, on the Shopify theme: the FLIP 7 regular page and the bundle page, now with the FLIP 8 add-on card. The breakdown is the storefront's living doc from the theme repo — the status line, the plain-English deck and the change log, newest on top.

The marketplace portal, Appolis ID (accounts · entitlements · teams), and the one Connector door every app opens onto. The thing all of these sign into.

Three.js browser action game — the living game breakdown and the cinematic feature showcase (fullscreen · arrows · PDF · PowerPoint).

Customer-service app replacing the AppSheet spreadsheet pipeline: 8,204 customers, 9,715 registrations, coverage that computes its own expiry, a dealer report builder, and roadside dispatch. The breakdown below is rendered from the app's living markdown. (The app also serves its own /breakdown live twin, which reads its API in real time — that one stays inside the app and is deliberately never mirrored here.)

Tyler's own Bradenton studio. The old WordPress site, snapshotted page-for-page and served from our own Cloudflare Worker so the studio never goes dark while the domain moves and the new site is built on the Website Builder. Four real pages, every asset, the whole media library, seven leftover demo pages retired with a 410, and one deliberate addition: the address, hours and socials the old site never showed.