App OS
/app-os contains official OS-level apps, platform control surfaces, community-facing system apps, and reusable first-party apps that belong to the operating env
/app-os contains official OS-level apps, platform control surfaces, community-facing system apps, and reusable first-party apps that belong to the operating environment.
These apps are registered through the shell app registry and usually live in packages/apps/system-apps. The shell owns route groups, windows, desktop folders, and runtime context. The app package owns the in-window UI.
Current OS-Level Surfaces
Examples include:
- App Store at
/app-os/app-store - App Map at
/app-os/app-map - About Prox OS at
/app-os/about - Deploy at
/app-os/deploy - Pricing at
/app-os/pricing - Tips at
/app-os/tips - Sponsor at
/app-os/sponsor - OS Badges at
/app-os/badges - Governance Console at
/app-os/governance - Trust Center at
/app-os/trust-center - Join Us at
/app-os/join-us - Roadmap at
/app-os/roadmap - Hola at
/app-os/hola - Permission Center at
/app-os/permissions - MCP Gateway at
/app-os/mcp
Connectors Hub moved to /app-hub/connectors because it is now a productized App Hub cockpit, not a generic OS utility.
Related Architecture Docs
Documentation Policy
When a new /app-os app lands, update the manifest, renderer map, App Store catalog when relevant, and this docs index or a dedicated app doc under docs/product/apps/app-os/.
Hola has a dedicated app note because it owns the current Early Access email capture surface and its Web3Forms environment variable.
App Map has a dedicated app note because it is an OS-level capability topology surface and must stay distinct from Personal Data Graph.