Frontend Frameworks
Modern interfaces, landing pages, portals, dashboards, and conversion-focused experiences.
Websites are only one surface. HMX can work across frontend, backend, databases, CRMs, automation, LLMs, AI agents, DevOps, APIs, QA, payments, messaging, analytics, hosting, security, storage, and integrations.
A workflow-led map of the HMX provider surface. The design is cinematic; the content is the actual HMX stack map.
Modern interfaces, landing pages, portals, dashboards, and conversion-focused experiences.
Reliable data layers for CRM records, waitlists, dashboards, audit logs, files, and product state.
Systems of record for pipeline ownership, follow-up, bookings, sales activity, and reporting.
HMX does not pick tools as decoration. The stack is a curated operating substrate for forms, pipelines, data, automations, dashboards, and AI-assisted workflows.
Core languages for websites, APIs, automations, data workflows, scripts, and integrations.
Modern interfaces, landing pages, portals, dashboards, and conversion-focused experiences.
Server logic, APIs, validation, private integrations, background jobs, and product backends.
Reliable data layers for CRM records, waitlists, dashboards, audit logs, files, and product state.
Systems of record for pipeline ownership, follow-up, bookings, sales activity, and reporting.
No-code, low-code, and custom bridges that move data between real business tools.
Calling infrastructure, voice agents, SMS, appointment reminders, and lead response.
Reasoning, extraction, support agents, voice agents, internal copilots, and workflow assistants.
Hosted model providers and AI model layers for agents, extraction, drafting, classification, and workflow reasoning.
Local or private model deployment options for experimentation, privacy-sensitive prototypes, and cost control.
Deployment, previews, checks, monitoring, and repeatable release paths.
API contracts, validation, auth, webhooks, and integration surfaces for reliable business workflows.
Planning, design, collaboration, documentation, and handoff tools for cleaner execution.
Hardening tools for tests, uptime, forms, abuse protection, errors, and production confidence.
Revenue handoffs, lifecycle messages, enrichment, reporting, and analytics.
Deployment, DNS, storage, API contracts, files, and production delivery infrastructure.
The current HMX site stack is already a strong fit and does not need a replacement.
Sensitive paths stay behind server actions, validation, rate limits, and monitoring.
New tools are added only when the workflow needs them, not because a stack list looks impressive.
The full index stays visible so provider choices can be inspected instead of hidden behind a vague services page.
The current HMX site stack is already a strong fit and does not need a replacement.
Sensitive paths stay behind server actions, validation, rate limits, and monitoring.
New tools are added only when the workflow needs them, not because a stack list looks impressive.
A Next.js and React surface captures the request with accessible structure and clear intent.
Turnstile, validation, and typed contracts protect the handoff before any database write.
Supabase, Postgres, storage, and audit paths keep records owned and inspectable.
Resend, Sentry, Vercel, Cloudflare, and Playwright keep the system observable after launch.
Standard compatibility checks for new stack decisions and existing tool environments.
No. The current website stack is already good: Next 16, React 19, Tailwind 4, Supabase, Resend, Upstash, Sentry, and Vercel. New work adds tools only when the workflow needs them.
Provider choices start from the workflow: intake, data, routing, messaging, reporting, security, and owner visibility. The stack follows the operating need.
Yes. HMX can work inside GoHighLevel, HubSpot, Salesforce, custom APIs, Supabase, Postgres, Airtable, Sheets, and other existing business systems.
No. AI agents, model platforms, vector databases, and local AI runners are used when they improve a real workflow, extraction path, support process, or operator task.
Flexible ways to apply the stack without swapping tools just for show.
Use the current HMX-grade web stack when it fits.
Add CRM, automation, AI, analytics, and messaging around the real workflow.
Current site
Common client layer
When justified
Start with project context first so the provider choices match the real workflow before implementation.