Our live sites

Stack: static HTML, no database and no build

• Static pages on shared hosting — no database and no build process.
• The Academy is a sanitised public copy: the full training remains internal, only the public part goes on the site.
• Two language versions (BG/EN) and a separate view for humans and AI agents on the same page.
• Articles are generated via a Python script; the live mirror is assembled by the server.

Trends: Dark mode by default

Checks: live mirror, assembled by the server · Google Search Console and "Validate fix" · structured data — fixed (Product → Thing in the blog) · 301 redirects for moved articles

Stack: static HTML

• Galin Dimitrov's personal site: books are read online — free excerpt, full book via donation or code.
• Carries the kagami.bg brand (fonts, styles, mark) as a copy, not as a link.
• Book SEO via script: custom title, description, canonical, and schema.org Book/Chapter on every page.
• Internal notes are cleaned from the public text via script before uploading.

Trends: Dark mode by default

Checks: mirror = live, byte by byte (97/97) · GALATA audit: T 100 · L 100 · A 100 · AI Voice 61 · structured data Book/Chapter + Person (sameAs) · one H1 per page

Stack: Nuxt (nuxt generate) + Strapi 5 (PostgreSQL + PostGIS)

• The organisations' catalogue lives in Strapi on our machine; the public API provides only approved records without personal fields.
• The site is statically assembled with nuxt generate from the API data, along with sitemap and robots, and is uploaded as a single package.
• English texts are a draft from a local model; an untranslated English profile remains noindex.
• Data is open under CC BY 4.0 with attribution to VarnaHub.

Trends: Dark mode by default

Checks: the mirror is written only after uploading + sample check (main + 40 random pages) · Google Search Console + sitemap · real 404 instead of "soft 404" · dead link watchdog (monthly)

Stack: static HTML + Tailwind CSS + Leaflet; Python server-side service (Python App on hosting)

• Collects events and training for children and young people from organisers in the city and displays them in one place.
• Four roles — child, parent, organiser, moderator; cards and profiles are published following moderator approval.
• Structured event data is written only by the source — price, performer, or end date are never fabricated.
• Modules are written by Codex and reviewed by Claude; personal data remains only on the server.

Trends: Dark mode by default

Checks: mirror = live, byte by byte (87/87) · Google Search Console + sitemap · structured event data — fixed · live proof for all roles

Stack: static HTML/JS + Python API (Python App on hosting)

• Financial radar: invitations come from the EC portal (SEDIA) and ISUN; expired and invalid ones are filtered in one place according to the rules.
• EU invitations are in English — searching in Bulgarian is processed via a dictionary.
• An automatic daily audit checks public files, references, and builds.
• llms.txt, sitemap and JSON-LD Dataset (CC BY 4.0) are updated automatically.

Trends: Dark mode by default

Checks: Google Search Console + sitemap · structured data Dataset — fixed (licence) · security headers (HSTS, CSP) — checked live · daily data audit · mirror — partial (quality files byte by byte)

Stack: PHP (pages are rendered on the server), data in files

• Only direct offers from the businesses themselves — no intermediaries, aggregators, or coupons.
• People report ("Share the deal"), a moderator approves; three "Expired" reports hide the offer automatically.
• No fabricated offers or deadlines; food establishments are approved in person.
• Separate pages for terms, privacy and accessibility; CSP only allows the embedded script with a hash.

Checks: audit + live fixes · Google Search Console + sitemap · structured data (schema)

Stack: static HTML + MapLibre GL + PMTiles

• City map by 200 m cells on a custom base layer (instead of an external map service).
• Budget simulator and game based on municipal council votes.
• The mechanics of the game: you set a goal and achieve it using available budget resources, ideas and projects — without fabricated effects.

Trends: Dark mode by default

Checks: mirror = live, byte by byte (13/13)

Stack: static HTML from a Python generator (subdomains remain WordPress Multisite)

• The main site is static, generated with Python, in the old style — same layout, fonts and illustrations.
• Old WordPress addresses redirect with 301 to the new ones; spam addresses in the blog return 410.
• The "Process" page shows what the client receives at each step, with photos from a demo project; sitemap and llms.txt are written alongside the pages.

Checks: SHA-256 check of uploaded files against live (15/15) · package with 0644 permissions

Stack: WordPress

• WordPress with Elementor and LearnPress.
• A custom small mu-plugin cleans the site map and applies noindex to service pages — without changes to the database or theme.

Checks: Google Search Console + sitemap (27 → 12 addresses, all 200) · live check, including as Googlebot

Stack: PHP (custom site, not WordPress)

• Custom PHP site: registration, support, profile, course; BG/EN translation with i18n.js; llms.txt.
• Hidden data is kept outside the public web folder.
• The legal basis was written specifically for the platform because it involves children's data.

Stack: PHP + MySQL (MariaDB), jQuery

• A game for children aged 3–10 with voice: the child responds by dragging, answers are recorded in a database.
• Tested on over 1000 children in 5 schools; being restored as a tool for parents and teachers.
• Before the fixes, the entire game passed end-to-end on a local copy with the same versions as the hosting.

Checks: mirror — byte-by-byte comparison and SHA-256 · end-to-end game on a test copy · redirects and certificate · security fixes and restored audio — checked live

Stack: static HTML from a Python generator + PHP/SQLite for feedback

• A Python generator reads the module texts (Markdown) and writes the site; service notes are automatically cleaned from the public view.
• On every page — a level switcher (child · teenager · adult).
• The "Was this helpful?" form only saves the rating and comment — no IP; phone numbers and emails are hidden.
• The content is aligned with the UK Financial Capability Framework (AFCF) and gaps have been filled.

Checks: mirror = live, byte by byte (48/48) · permissions package 0644/0755 · browser check after every upload

Stack: static HTML from a Python generator

• Data only with sources: Wikidata/Wikipedia, eAmbrosia API, and the wineries' own sites.
• Wine–meze pairs follow pairing rules, include a "why", and are honestly marked as untasted.
• Map of wineries in Bulgaria (SVG) with regional filters; each winery with an open source; BG and EN.
• The generator cleans internal notes from the public text; a real first version has been released, not "Coming Soon".

Checks: live byte-by-byte check (522/522) + mirror · Chrome check

Stack: static export from a custom Python platform (FastAPI + Jinja2)

• The platform exports a static copy of the portal in Bulgarian and English, with robots and sitemap.
• Each venue's own website is the primary source for its data.
• A "Comments" button for colleagues, password protected; the rest is open and indexed.
• The package is uploaded in two parts due to its size.

Trends: Dark mode by default

Checks: mirror — SHA-256 check against live (1,472 files) · 200 status pages, 401 comments, http → 301 to https · Google Search Console + sitemap

Stack: static HTML

• Static pages — the tetralogy by volumes, the historical atlas, and the archive, as stated in the site's public description.
• Pages are assembled using Python scripts and uploaded as a package.
• All addresses (.eu, .org, www, http) redirect via 301 to a single canonical address; sitemap without /index.html.

Trends: Dark mode by default

Checks: 301s and duplicates — checked · Google Search Console and "Validate fix"

Stack: React + Vite (static), code from AI Studio (Gemini); WordPress — for administrators only

• The code is made in AI Studio (Gemini), synced in GitHub, assembled with Vite and uploaded as a static site.
• The old WordPress remains only for administrators, on a separate subdomain, hidden from search engines; the next step is for the cats and news to come from it.
• No made-up numbers: the association's fees, expenses and counters are marked as "to be filled by the association".
• Our first site for abroad — in Romanian, a gift from East Accelerator Foundation for the association in Bucharest.

Trends: Hand-drawn illustration and mixed media

Checks: live mirror, verified 42/42 by hash · old addresses → 301 to the new domain

Stack: React + Three.js + astronomy-engine; on our machine, out via Cloudflare Tunnel

• Live 3D sky above the visitor's location: planetary positions are calculated in the browser.
• Free, no login and no email; deeper parts are unlocked with email-only login.
• Runs on our own machine and goes out via a secure tunnel — no third-party hosting.
• Addresses are the same for all languages: /{language}/{section}.

Trends: Live 3D/WebGL scene · Dark mode by default

Checks: type check before every release

Stack: React + Vite (static); PHP only for the "Contact" form

• Interactive prototype for Varna: need → available resources → like-minded people → first action → result → ongoing care.
• The resource is "provided" only upon a confirmed agreement: request, clarification, confirmation, with a history of decisions.
• Visitor data is transferred between versions without being lost.
• The version number is in the bottom bar of the site.

Trends: Targeted micro-interactions

Checks: 22 automated tests · 14 of 14 steps of the example stories, checked in the browser · mobile 375 px · SHA-256 check of uploaded files