Foundation build aligned to the roadmap document
delegon.app replaces the AXIS placeholder and starts at a real v0.9 foundation.
This first build turns the development plan into a branded product shell with a live release navigator, a Phase 1 owner workflow preview, and the version map that will guide implementation from infrastructure through enterprise scale.
What this first pass delivers
A useful product foundation, not a blank repo.
Brand and product shell
A real delegon.app homepage now anchors the project and replaces the AXIS
placeholder across the initial experience.
Interactive release map
Every phase, sprint theme, version range, and acceptance slice from the document is accessible in one place for product and engineering alignment.
Owner operating system concept
The owner cockpit preview makes the Phase 1 daily-use target concrete before we wire real auth, chat, sync, and scheduling services.
Release navigator
The document's version plan is now the product map for delegon.app.
Select a phase to inspect the goal, core deliverables, version tags, and acceptance targets that should drive implementation.
Version runway
Key sprint releases across the roadmap
Surface split
The public site and the internal app workspace now have separate jobs.
The homepage stays focused on roadmap, product direction, and GTM narrative. The operational Phase 0 tooling now lives in a dedicated workspace so we can evolve it into the real owner and admin product without turning the marketing surface into an internal dashboard.
Marketing, roadmap, and product framing
This surface explains the release path, the owner value proposition, and the build direction for design partners and future customers.
Foundation console and internal operations
The Phase 0 workbench now has its own workspace for billing previews, signup and tenant setup, OpenAI request shaping, and persisted activity review.
Launch workspaceJSON endpoints for the current backend foundation
The public API route map remains available for direct inspection and future app wiring as we move toward persisted auth, billing, and assistant execution.
View foundation JSONPhase 1 preview
The owner cockpit shows what daily value should feel like at v1.4.
This is a static experience for now, but it is laid out around the exact Phase 1 capabilities from the roadmap: AI chat, calendar control, tasks, notes, proactive scheduling, and approvals.
Today's agenda
Owner dashboard
- 07:00 Daily digest generated with same-day agenda and priorities
- 09:30 Client call protected by a no-overlap rule and prep notes
- 13:00 Task block reserved for commitments extracted from chat
- 18:00 Review queue for pending external booking approvals
Assistant thread
Natural language control
Move Friday's strategy call to 3 PM and block gym time after.
Done. I rescheduled the call, added a protected workout block from 4:30 to 6:00,
and updated your daily digest.
If anyone tries to book over family dinner, send them to approval.
Rule created. Family dinner is now protected and any conflict will route to your
approval queue.
Tasks and notes
Commitments become action
Task queue
- Send onboarding sequence to three new design partners
- Review pricing logic from the plan engine
- Approve two booking exceptions for next week
Idea capture
- Theme: retention loops for proactive reminders
- Theme: service bundles for industry modes
- Theme: owner tone presets by audience
Channel expansion
Phase 2 and 3 runway
WebFoundation live
Google CalendarPhase 1 target
SMS / WhatsAppPhase 2 target
TelegramPhase 3 target
Working assumptions
Open decisions from the source document, translated into build defaults.
These assumptions let us move forward immediately while keeping the unresolved product calls visible.