A short tour of the platform. Every feature is opinionated, every default is secure, and every output is reproducible.
Paste any URL. Actium crawls the page tree, classifies the niche, generates a theme with WCAG AA contrast, and rebuilds every page into a staging tier. The pipeline is idempotent and resumable — a worker that dies halfway through does not leave duplicates behind. Read how it works under the hood.
Pages, posts, media, forms, redirects, and audit logs — all isolated per tenant via Postgres row-level security. The HTTP role and the background-worker role have different privileges; neither can read another tenant's data, even by mistake. Tenants live behind custom domains with automatic TLS.
Every published page ships with a canonical URL, Open Graph and Twitter Card metadata, JSON-LD schema appropriate to the page type, and entries in the auto-generated sitemap.xml. Robots.txt and redirects are first-class objects, not afterthoughts. Audit reports flag missing or duplicate metadata.
On-demand reports across every site you own: top pages, broken links, performance regressions, schema mismatches, and competitor deltas. Reports are generated by the same AI worker that handles rebuilds, with structured output you can subscribe to via API or webhook.
Cloudflare Queues for short, bursty work. Cloud Run AI worker for jobs that need longer than 30 seconds or a GPU. Every job is observable end-to-end with structured logs, OpenTelemetry traces, and a status page per job. Failures are retried with exponential backoff and reported with full stack traces.
Clerk by default for the easiest path to sign-ups. Native JWT for self-hosted or sovereign deployments. RelayOne SSO for portfolio companies. Switching providers is a configuration change, not a code rewrite — the auth boundary is a single contract package.
CodeRadar captures unhandled errors. Audit logs record every write with actor, IP, and request ID. Structured logs at every layer share a trace ID you can grep across services. PostHog ships product analytics events for every user-visible action so you know what people actually do, not what you think they do.
Everything the admin UI does is available over a versioned REST API. An MCP server exposes the same surface to AI agents so a portfolio platform can publish content programmatically. Contracts are typed end-to-end via a single shared package — no drift between client and server.
The platform docs list every shipped feature, the in-progress roadmap, and what we are scoping next.