Catalogue
These are application definitions, not a shelf of finished products. The platform applications carry the shared work — identity, files, messaging, reporting, workflow, integrations — and the industry applications are modelled on how each sector operates. They are listed here to show the range of what the framework can describe; how far each one is finished varies a lot, and we will tell you plainly where a given one stands.
Platform layer
These are not features bolted onto each product. They are applications in their own right, registered in the framework, and the industry applications extend them rather than duplicating them. Their maturity differs — some are the most complete work in the system, others are early definitions.
The framework itself: the application registry, the shell that hosts other applications, shared interface components and navigation state.
Foundational identity: users, companies and icons. Every other application extends it, which is why a person has one account across the whole ecosystem.
Authentication and access: credentials, sessions, roles, multi-factor sign-in, and the registration and verification flow.
Central error logging, grouping and audit. Errors go to one place with the context to fix them, instead of into a log on a server nobody reads.
Files and media: storage providers, classification, sharing and document metadata — one place for every application's uploads.
External API providers, webhooks, request mappings, formatters and API tests. The outbound side of integration, held once.
Unified communications — email, SMS and push — with providers, routing rules and an outbound queue.
Calendar, scheduling, goals, meetings and contacts, with sync to the outside world.
Maps and geospatial work: routes, pins, polygons and geofences — the layer behind field work and location tracking.
A universal mapping and transformation engine. One place to define how data from another system becomes your data.
Business process management: process definitions, steps, edges and running instances — approvals and multi-stage work as data.
AI agent orchestration: agents, nodes, flows and tests. The framework for work that runs without a screen in front of it.
Regulatory compliance and governance monitoring, applied per application where a sector needs it.
A business rules engine: rule definitions, rule sets, executions and decisions — kept in one place so products behave consistently.
Report templates, schedules, executions and an audit trail. Applications produce real documents without each handwriting them.
Implementation planning: modules, gaps, phases, tasks and prompts. The framework's own method, modelled as an application.
Database migration and schema introspection — how an existing system's structure becomes definitions that the pipeline can build.
A showcase of the field types the framework can render — useful as a reference for anyone specifying a new screen.
Conversation inside an application, using the same identity as everything else. A minimal, deliberate starting point.
Caching, endpoint health and load-balancing metadata — the scaling layer, specified lightly for now.
An early stub kept in the register as a placeholder. It exists as a name and a folder, nothing more.
Industry applications
Each of these has its own schema and its own screens, and inherits identity, files, messaging, reporting and workflow from the platform layer. Some are detailed definitions; a few are barely started. The list is here to show coverage, not to promise a finished product behind every name.
| Application | What it does |
|---|---|
| FarmDance | Field, crop and livestock operations — the working record of a farm. |
| StockMan | Livestock and stock management, from animals to movements and groups. |
| HorseStudbook | A studbook and pedigree registry for a breeding operation. |
| FoalFactory | Foal production and breeding — a focused starting definition. |
| HuntingLodge | Running a hunting lodge: guests, bookings, hunts and the land around them. |
| Application | What it does |
|---|---|
| BeanCounter | Accounting and bookkeeping — ledgers, transactions and the reports that come from them. |
| Zibit | Gift cards, deals and balances. |
| GrabAtunity | Opportunity capture: opportunities, markets, feasibilities, investment theses and fundraising rounds. |
| PutAway | Savings and put-away money — goals, deposits and balances. |
| DreamDrafter | Financial planning and drafting scenarios. |
| LandMan | Land and property holdings, their parcels and their financials. |
| TjingTjing | Payroll: employees, payroll runs, deductions, taxes and benefits. |
| TimeTracker | Time tracking, as an early definition. |
| Application | What it does |
|---|---|
| ProcureFlow | Procurement as a workflow: requests, approvals, suppliers and orders. |
| Equipico | Equipment management — what you own, where it is and its condition. |
| SellWell | Sales enablement: pipeline, activity and the material a team sells with. |
| DealMaker | Deal and negotiation management, from first contact to close. |
| Application | What it does |
|---|---|
| GoalGetter | Goals and OKRs, with the progress and review structure around them. |
| RapidResolve | Issue and incident resolution: intake, triage, ownership and outcome. |
| TaskMaster | Task management, as an early definition. |
| Application | What it does |
|---|---|
| FathersFlock | Church and ministry membership, giving and activity. |
| StableKidz | A youth stable: young riders, lessons, horses and parents. |
| BeautyBlast | Beauty salon and spa operations, from clients to appointments. |
| Pharmakologie | Pharmacy operations and stock. |
| ShootingClubs | Running a shooting club: members, events, ranges and records. |
| YumYum | Food and restaurant operations. |
| Application | What it does |
|---|---|
| SellToday | An e-commerce and selling platform. |
| Surfy | A hosting control panel: websites, WordPress sites and plugins, deployments, database connections and backups. |
| UseAbit | Equipment rental: assets, categories, locations, maintenance, transactions and payments. |
| Application | What it does |
|---|---|
| FireSticks | Firearms and shooting sports: an inventory and record system for a hobby or a club. |
| MuscleMadness | Fitness and gym operations — members, programmes and progress. |
| HorseShowBizz | The business side of showing horses. |
| Application | What it does |
|---|---|
| GoGrownup | Adulting and life skills — the practical side of running your own life. |
| ComfyCottage | Home and cottage property management. |
| Familia | Family management. |
| SmartKidz | Kids' education and activities. |
| Application | What it does |
|---|---|
| BizzFrame | HR and business framing: people, roles and structure. |
| SkillScraper | Skills inventory and discovery. |
| Application | What it does |
|---|---|
| MrSam | Reserved for public-sector work. Its definitions have not been written yet, so we make no claim about it beyond the name. |
Name the one that fits and we will show you where its definitions actually stand, and what it would take to turn it into the product your team uses.