Apps
Apps
Adhoc has two kinds of apps. A handful are built into the shell — Dashboard, Chat, Agenda and the rest — and are always there. Everything else is an app made of data: a saved arrangement of containers, items and events that the platform renders. Data apps can be installed, edited, duplicated and thrown away without anyone shipping code.
Pages in Apps
→ Dashboard — Your home screen and the first thing you land on.
→ Chat — Talk to Poly, message people, and read email — in one place.
→ Agenda — One timeline for everything in your workspace that has a date.
→ Deeds — Automations that run on a trigger and do work for you.
→ Exchange — The social surface — feeds, notifications and groups.
→ Explore — A discovery feed for public Collective results and similar resources.
→ Billing — Plan, balance, usage history and spend controls.
→ Settings — Account, appearance, privacy, notifications and bug reporting.
→ Viewer — Open any page by its address, including public pages.
→ App Drawer — The handle bar at the bottom — every app, every studio, and capture.
→ Start Here — The first-run landing page with four concrete next steps.
→ All Apps — The full inventory of apps, including ones currently switched off.
→ Library — Where every saved, reusable asset is filed automatically.
→ Index — Discover and install apps, deeds, workflows, views and knowledge.
→ Notes — Quick, unstructured notes.
→ Pages — Long-form documents you can write, format and publish.
→ What needs you — Everything your deeds and Poly flagged for your attention.
→ Confirmations — The approval queue for actions an agent wants to take.
→ Activity Log — Command history and usage, with attribution for every change.
→ Capture — Get photos, video, audio, files and folders into Adhoc fast.
→ Gallery — The dedicated home for photos and video — currently in development.
→ Notifications — Alerts, push settings, and the places notification taps can take you.
→ Capsules — Portable section-based pieces of an app, page, message or dashboard.
→ Workouts — Plan workouts, log sessions, and see what you are actually training.
→ Meals — Recipes, meal planning and meal logging in one app.
→ Nutrition — Daily nutrition tracking against targets you set.
→ Shop Pilot — What you need, what you are considering, and what to buy.
→ Home Inventory — What you physically have, and where.
→ Finance — Where your money goes — tracked, never enforced.
→ Morning Briefing — A dated, actionable snapshot assembled each morning.
→ Pulse Journal — The record of what the background heartbeat saw and decided.
Other sections
→ Studios — The editors you use to build and change things by hand.
→ Poly — The assistant that builds and manages things for you.
→ Sharing & Privacy — Who can see your work, and what leaves your workspace.
→ Billing — Plans, credits, and where your spend goes.