AppSite Cyber Check

Beta
12 of 19 claims live

Desk

desk.appsite.ca

This app is in beta: it’s live and ready to use, and some of its services are still being completed. Below is every claim on its Home and where it stands.

This record checked an older build. It checked 1.3.1905 (Oct 11, 2026, 4:02 p.m.); desk.appsite.ca now serves 1.3.1908 (1a7ab62). The claims and checks below are about the older build until the next scan.

verify — desk · 1.3.1905 0f33502

What the Home says, checked against the app — 12 backed · 3 partly · 3 not yet · 1 not verified · 3 new since the last check

  • Backed by the appThe Desk shows two panes with a draggable divider and one-click 1/3, 1/2 or phone-width presets, and remembers the setting for next time.
  • Backed by the appThe Hub's sign-in is carried into both panes and refreshed before it expires, so no second password is needed.
  • Backed by the appPane bonding: a link in one pane opens its module in the other pane, and records opened side by side stay linked.
  • Backed by the appwas partly backedOpening a work order in Service keeps its appointment beside it in Scheduling, and opening an appointment from another job brings its work order along.
  • Backed by the appChoosing a division filters both panes so they show only that division's work.
  • Backed by the appZoom scales both panes, dimming applies to the whole desk, and the light/dark theme is applied to every pane at once.
  • Partly livewas backedA pane can be popped out into its own window, and a module can float over both panes.Why: Pop-out is implemented, but the shown code does not include the floating-pane implementation that would let a module float over both panes.
  • Backed by the appModules are picked from dropdowns, a bottom module bar, or presets (Finance, Operations, Customers, Content, Tools) or user-made custom presets.
  • Backed by the appNEWThe Finance preset limits the module bar to just the finance modules.
  • Backed by the appPanes can be swapped, either taken full screen, navigated back and forward independently, and the Desk reopens the next day where the user left off.
  • Partly liveLearn opens the course for the current module in the other pane, and in Live Mode the course drives the module while the user reads.Why: Learn opens the course in a floating pane rather than the other pane, and the logic that lets the course drive the module lives in Training.
  • On the waywas partly backedDesk's bar shows a runner icon beside the Cyber Check shield that tracks a fix, scan or deploy with a spinner while running and a tick when done, persisting while panes change.Why: No runner icon, spinner or tick is shown in the files provided; AgentsIndicator is imported but its code is not shown.
  • On the waywas partly backedThe runner icon lists every runner (Mac or Google Cloud Shell) with on/waiting/off status and its AI tool (Claude Code, GitHub Copilot CLI, Gemini CLI or OpenAI Codex CLI), plus a link to open Cloud Shell when off.Why: No runner list showing status, the answering AI tool, or a Cloud Shell link is in the shown files.
  • Partly liveThis month's AI calls are split into API (charged), Mac and Cloud Shell (on the tool's plan, no charge), shown beside what the plan work would have cost on the API.Why: The three-way split and the API-equivalent cost are recorded on the server, but no display of this month's split is shown.
  • Backed by the appDesk collects notifications from every module in one place.
  • Backed by the appDesk uses the same tenant identity, permissions and shared records as the rest of AppSite.
  • Backed by the appThe Cyber Check panel reports the app's beta status, live-feature count, build number and check date, platform compliance percentages, and lets visitors see what's live or report an issue.
  • On the wayNEWSelecting an industry on the page shows the modules recommended for that industry.Why: None of the files shown contain an industry picker or industry-to-module recommendations.
  • Not checked yetNEWCourses that teach Desk are included free, and every part opens in Training.Why: Content, not code: whether specific courses are included free is a pricing/content claim.

Checked Oct 11, 2026, 4:02 p.m. against build 1.3.1905 (0f33502). Cyber Check reads the Home a visitor sees, then compares every claim on it with the code of the build that is serving it — a label or a screenshot is not evidence; working code is. It also checks every link, HTTPS, shipped secrets, DNS, the public page, and the registry — then the other way: what the app offers that its Home never says. After a full first pass, it rechecks each app on any night its code, its build or its Home changed.