Single-purpose sharing
Give people a short-lived, purpose-bound way to share exactly what a flow asks for, without over-exposing the rest of their profile.
Foxi-inspired Astro reset
Trust the form only when the user means it.
Envisr is being rebuilt with a cleaner split: a fast public site in Astro now, and the logged-in product experience coming later as a separate app. This package is now the public front door.
- Public marketing stack Astro
- Auth and APIs AWS-native
- Future logged-in product Separate app
Public site
A simpler public layer for Envisr.
This replaces the old starter-site implementation with a lighter, clearer public web layer modeled around a modern Astro landing page.
Verified sharing flows
Give people a clean way to share the exact fields they approve, instead of pushing full profiles into forms and hoping for the best.
Built for browser moments
Envisr starts where trust gets tested most often: sign-up, checkout, enrollment, and recovery flows inside the browser.
Authentication aligned
Managed login, passkeys, and token-backed APIs form the backbone now so the future logged-in experience has the right foundation.
Roadmap split
Public now, product next.
Keeping the public site and the logged-in product separate should make both easier to shape without dragging unrelated framework choices into each other.
Public site on Astro
The public marketing presence moves to Astro first so it can stay fast, static, and easy to evolve separately from the product application.
Dedicated logged-in app
The authenticated workspace will be built as its own app later, rather than being mixed into the public site package.
Next step
Use this package for the public website only.
When we pick up the logged-in experience again, we should create a separate app package for it instead of folding it back into the marketing site.