Independent apps, a creator studio and a small real migration.

Five independently maintained mini-applications now sit under Composer — Here / there, Linkarooie, Link Check, Hello World and Carry / forward — each keeping its own source, data and public address while the native studio composes them. The guestbook-to-collection path was exercised end to end, including source revocation. A small WordPress publisher was migrated in a lab with 11 entries and three original attachments, and the destination stayed editable after the source WordPress was stopped; image descriptions and a category parent needed manual repair, and the wider migration path is still open.

Independent apps, a creator studio and a small real migration.
Project
App Composer
Snapshot
The work the games leave behind · 19 October 2026
Review date
2026-10-19

What this record says

Five independently maintained mini-applications now sit under Composer — Here / there, Linkarooie, Link Check, Hello World and Carry / forward — each keeping its own source, data and public address while the native studio composes them. The guestbook-to-collection path was exercised end to end, including source revocation. A small WordPress publisher was migrated in a lab with 11 entries and three original attachments, and the destination stayed editable after the source WordPress was stopped; image descriptions and a category parent needed manual repair, and the wider migration path is still open.

The next useful proof

Watch a creator outside the factory prepare and operate their own app through the existing Get Ready and Init flow. Keep the WordPress work labelled as a small lab until a real site's cutover, URLs and editing are proven.

Where the proof stops

The apps and studio are public; the migration figures come from the project's own lab record. Published example stacks remain deliberately fictional, and five independent apps are not five customers or evidence of demand.

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Chronology

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