Atelier · Nexus
Watch your website come to life. Here you see where your project stands, how your site looks, whether the services behind it are running and what changed last.
The dashboard · interactive demonstration
Everything here responds; nothing here is live data.
Onlinetranslimen.ioYour homepage as it is published now · last published 6 Oct 2026
Visit (opens in a new tab)Where we are: Build (3 of 5), Discovery and Design done · Build since 1 Oct 2026 · Launch and Handover ahead
Services: 5 of 5 answering (checked 16:40), All 5 in use are operational
Backups: 3 of 3 current (Swiss vault), Every copy is current
One bar per hour; its height is how long the service took to answer.
Operational
16:40 · 208 ms · Ready, nothing building · 6 Oct 2026
Operational
16:40 · 286 ms · 38 documents
Operational
16:40 · 178 ms · 6 Oct 2026 · 6 recent changes
Operational
16:40 · 139 ms
Operational
16:40 · 1’238 ms · 94 facts · 1’116 of 1’330 · 29 Sept 2026
6 Oct 2026by Robin Bucciarelli
The hero now leads with the scan: one field for a homepage address and the result in about a minute. Janus, the guide, opens from a tab on the right edge instead of a floating bubble, so it no longer covers the pricing table on a phone. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5
on Temu’s Swiss vault
Repository
the same · a41c9e2
Sanity content
the same · 38 documents
AI avatar · what Scintilla knows
the same · 94 facts
Your content, in your hands
translimen.sanity.studio
Legend
The numbers on the demonstration above refer to the entries below. Each entry links back to its place on the dashboard.
The homepage as it is published, refreshed after every change that goes live, with whether it is online and its domain. The picture and Visit open the real site in a new tab.
Show on the dashboardWhere the project stands at a glance: the phase under way, here Build, the third of five; how many of the services in use answered Temu’s last check; and how many of your backups match the newest state. Each says in one line what lies behind it.
Show on the dashboardThe five services your project runs on, each with its role: Vercel hosts the site, Sanity holds its content, GitHub its code, Supabase its data and Anthropic the AI avatar. Temu checks each one every hour; a bar is one check, its height how long the answer took. Should one report an incident, its tile turns amber and a sentence under the strip says what it means for your site, with a link to its status page.
Show on the dashboardThe newest changes to your site’s code, one at a time, with who made each and its whole message. The axis below holds them all by date: choose a point, use the arrows or the arrow keys, or drag the change sideways.
Show on the dashboardYour own copies, kept on Temu’s server in Switzerland: the site’s code, the Sanity content and what the AI avatar knows. A tick means the copy matches the newest state; Download hands you a zip. In the demo nothing is downloaded.
Show on the dashboardWhere you edit your site’s texts and pictures yourself, without code. It opens here or from the button at the top of the page; in the demo it stays closed.
Show on the dashboard