AppSite Cyber Check

Beta
13 of 30 claims live

Hub

hub.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.

verify — hub · 1.3.421 ba40095

What the Home says, checked against the app — 13 backed · 7 partly · 8 not yet · 2 not verified · 3 new since the last check

  • Backed by the appThe Hub lists every module the company has and opens each one with the user already signed in (single sign-on across modules).
  • Backed by the appOwners can see why a module is missing from their Hub.
  • Backed by the appOwners can switch modules on and off from the Hub.
  • Backed by the appBadges on module tiles show where something is waiting for attention.
  • Backed by the appThe module catalog can be filtered by industry (e.g. Auto Parts, Restaurant, Storage, Nonprofit) to show which modules that industry runs on.
  • Backed by the appNEWEach module tile offers a link to the module's Home and a link to open it in the Desk.
  • Backed by the appThe Cyber Check panel reports the build number, the date it was checked, how many page features are live, and platform compliance percentages for SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, GDPR, CCPA/CPRA and PIPEDA.
  • Backed by the appwas partly backedVisitors can report an issue from the Cyber Check panel.
  • Backed by the appwas not backedThe Vault keeps offline copies of files and Firestore data on your computer in sync with the cloud and shows what it costs.
  • Partly livewas backedThe standalone Studio app lets you record, clean up and master audio in the browser and export one WAV master for Audible/ACX.Why: Recording, per-take cleanup and the single merged WAV export all work in the browser, but there is no real mastering step: no loudness or RMS targeting and no noise-floor check, and takes are normalised to a -1 dBFS peak, above ACX's -3 dBFS limit, so the export is not an ACX-conformant master.
  • Backed by the appThe standalone Blogs app has a Markdown editor with live preview, Gallery covers, tags, SEO, scheduled publish dates and revision history.
  • Not checked yetThe standalone Podcast app includes Level 1 and Level 2 podcast courses free.Why: Content, not code: this names specific courses included with the product.
  • Not checked yetPodcast, Studio and Blogs can each be bought as a standalone app for a one-time $11.11, without the Desk or other modules.Why: Content, not code: this is a specific price and purchase offer.
  • Partly livePayments supports card payment links and manual payments matched to the invoice they settle.Why: Manual payments matched to the invoice they settle are fully backed, but none of the shown code generates a card payment link; Square appears only as a configured method.
  • Partly liveScheduling ties appointments to the customer and work order and sends reminders to the team.Why: The customer link is built and persisted, and work-order linking has UI whose persistence is not shown, but reminders stop at a per-user offset picker plus push-token registration, with no code shown that actually sends reminders to the team.
  • Backed by the appwas not backedStakeholders manages cap table, dividends, board and succession from one share ledger.
  • Backed by the appwas not backedDeveloper manages repositories and branches, cloud and hosting, keys and the module registry in one place.
  • On the waySubscriptions keeps a register of outside services the platform connects to, with status and usage.Why: The service register belongs to the Subscriptions module, which is not in the files shown.
  • Partly livewas backedDesk is a dual-pane split view for navigating any two modules side by side.Why: Only the module-side bridge is here; the dual-pane Desk itself is the Desk module.
  • Partly livewas not backedAgents provides autonomous AI agents for business analysis and automated multi-tenant oversight.Why: This is only an AI gateway for registered agents; no business-analysis or multi-tenant oversight logic is shown.
  • On the wayChat offers channels, direct messages and AppSite AI assistant.Why: Channels, DMs and the AI assistant are in the Chat module, which is not in the files shown.
  • Partly livewas not backedPodcast lets you plan, record and publish a podcast with guests, schedule and AI content.Why: Guests and recording are backed, but publishing, scheduling and AI content generation are not in the files shown.
  • On the waySocial Media provides social profile routing, link management and branded tenant social subdomains.Why: Social routing and subdomains are in the Social Media module, which is not in the files shown.
  • On the wayStorage covers storage yard lots, units, customer assets, rentals, occupancy and move-in/move-out workflows.Why: Storage yard operations are in the Storage module, which is not in the files shown.
  • Partly livewas not backedPlans tracks plan tiers, subscribers, renewal dates and recurring revenue.Why: Plan tiers and renewal invoicing exist, but a subscriber list and recurring-revenue tracking are not shown.
  • On the wayNEWExpenses provides expense tracking with approval workflows.Why: Expense approval is in the Expenses module, which is not in the files shown.
  • Backed by the appCybersecurity offers centralized vulnerability tracking, patch management and security posture.
  • On the wayNEWBooks provides accounting, ledgers and financial reporting.Why: Ledgers and reporting are in the Books module, which is not in the files shown.
  • On the wayEvents catalogues events with date, capacity and RSVP counts.Why: The event catalogue with RSVPs is in the Events module, which is not in the files shown.
  • On the wayProducts is a digital product catalogue of books, downloads, passes and subscriptions.Why: The digital product catalogue is in the Products module, which is not in the files shown.

Checked Oct 15, 2026, 9:16 a.m. against build 1.3.421 (ba40095). 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.