Every Stacklis project on one page. Shipped means live in production today. In flight means being worked on right now. Planned is committed and on deck. Stealth is in concept.
Independent second-model critique pass on every generated document. Six-dimension score and inline flags before download — turn "I hope this is right" into a number you can read.
Server-side abuse caps on the unlimited Pro promise. Legitimate users never see them; resellers hit walls.
A shared Supabase entitlement table lets any Stacklis app check a single grant for Pro access. Built ahead of a bundle SKU that didn’t ship — apps sell individually instead, so this stays dormant for now.
Stripe → webhook → Supabase entitlement, built and tested end-to-end. Not wired to a live checkout right now — apps are sold individually, on their own domains.
Every page now produces a tailored share card via /api/og. Stacklis-branded, parameterized, cached for a year.
A sandboxed, fullscreen-capable demo of the upcoming Studio dashboard at /apps/stacklis-studio. Auto-tour cycles through Chat, Memory, Forge, AutoLoop.
Eight full visual themes — brutalist, vapor, terminal, cyberpunk, glassmorphism, retro, minimal, default — plus cursor glow, click effects, and a minimizable switcher. Shared across every Stacklis surface.
The floating theme picker collapses to a chip and cycles through corners on tap. Preference persists across visits.
Safe-area-inset, dynamic viewport units, tap-highlight kill, vertical-scroll fix. The whole site feels native on a phone.
The dashboard powering every Stacklis project, packaged as a downloadable desktop app. Launches Q1 2027 as its own product, priced separately.
Every saved scene auto-renders to a five-second MP4 with a one-tap share. Turn the simulator into a creator tool.
One login at /account, every app you own surfaced as a deep-link tile — see everything you’ve bought the moment you arrive.
The theme system, kanban, tiered memory, and polish primitives bundled as a Next.js starter template. Free distribution channel for the brand.
A serious forecasting interface with an oracle aesthetic. Calibrated probabilistic predictions you can actually trust, served as its own product surface.
A polished desktop image-gen experience that runs entirely on your hardware. No subscriptions, no cloud token meters.
A small, deliberate game project — gameplay-first, intentionally spare. Email capture only at this stage.