Plugin platform · 2025
Hyperion
A client that gets all of its screens from plugins.
Flagship · Hyperion
How Hyperion works
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Each customer gets its own set of plugins
The Hyperion client comes without screens of its own. Every page and button in it comes from a plugin.
A plant, a construction site and a warehouse each run their own backend with the plugins they need.
A carrier, a sorting center and a pickup point each run their own backend with the plugins they need.
A coffee shop, a restaurant and a food delivery service each run their own backend with the plugins they need.
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Many of the plugins are the same
The Cameras plugin checks helmets and vests the same way at the plant, on the site and in the warehouse, and one Passes plugin lets people through all three gates. Each plugin is written once and shared.
One Tracking plugin follows a parcel from the truck to the shelf and to the pickup desk, and all three scan it with the same Scanners plugin. Each plugin is written once and shared.
Orders at the coffee shop, the restaurant and the delivery service come into the same Orders plugin, and one Shifts plugin plans the baristas and the cooks. Each plugin is written once and shared.
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The client does not change
The web, desktop and mobile clients show whatever plugins a backend provides. A new customer needs a backend and a list of plugins, and nothing in the client has to be rewritten. We do not build a monolith: we bring scattered solutions to one convenient standard.
Open Hyperion (opens in a new tab)
Picture: three app windows, Plant, Construction site and Warehouse, each with its own plugins. The plugins they share light up, then the windows merge into one Hyperion window.
Picture: three app windows, Carrier, Sorting center and Pickup point, each with its own plugins. The plugins they share light up, then the windows merge into one Hyperion window.
Picture: three app windows, Coffee shop, Restaurant and Food delivery, each with its own plugins. The plugins they share light up, then the windows merge into one Hyperion window.
