What we have shipped.
Pre-launch site. This page is hand-kept while the volume is low. When we have actual customers, it will get a real release feed. For now: the things that landed, in the order they landed, in plain English.
- 2026-05-20
Media pivot
The homepage stopped selling the team app and started covering archery. Trending feed moved to the top. New: an archery basics FAQ, a /for-teams page where the app pitch lives, a /news index for product-release articles, an /about page, and a 404 that points at six places to look. The header now reads Trending · News · Tournaments · Learning · Equipment · For teams · Pricing.
- 2026-05-20
Per-state archery landing pages
51 pages at archersource.com/archery/<state> — 50 states plus DC. Each one carries its own distinctive eyebrow (Florida is "The Gulf Coast Standard," Pennsylvania is "The Lancaster Standard," Nevada is "The Vegas Homecourt"), a per-state scene line, the upcoming tournaments in that state, and the clubs we know about. Section order varies by state so they do not all read like one template.
- 2026-05-20
Content engine, Phase 1
Wired the AI content pipeline. A worker pulls the ATA Pressroom RSS feed every six hours, dedupes against canonical URLs, and asks Claude Sonnet 4.6 to draft a 250–500 word article on each new release. Drafts land in an editorial inbox at clubs.archersource.com/admin/articles for a human to approve, edit, or reject. Published articles render at /news/<slug> with schema.org markup. Cost is about $0.07 per article.
- 2026-05-20
RLS audit
Walked every public table across 159 Supabase migrations. 121 tables audited. Zero missing policies, zero broken policies. Build plan §2.1 (security boundary) satisfied. Audit report is at supabase/migrations/RLS_AUDIT_2026-05-20.md.
- 2026-05-20
Native app prep
iOS APS entitlement flipped to production. Privacy manifest added (Apple required since May 2024). Android FCM gradle wiring documented, gitignore fixed so google-services.json will not get committed by accident.
- 2026-05-18
Marketing site moved to its own Vercel project
The team app and the marketing site used to be served from the same project. Now the apex archersource.com (and www.archersource.com) point at a dedicated Astro build, and app.archersource.com points at the React team app. Different surfaces, different release cadences.
- 2026-05-17
Tournament directory, learning library, equipment release notes
First versions of the three content surfaces shipped behind the marketing site. Tournament directory is filterable by state, distance, and sanctioning body. Learning library is curated coaching videos by topic. Equipment releases are AI-drafted with editor sign-off.
- still ahead
What is coming
iOS App Store and Google Play submissions. Production-mode payments. Real photography across the site. First pilot club running a real tournament on the clubs app. Newsletter. The first batch of human-reviewed product-release articles going live at /news.
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