System Online16 groups / 155 providers

A full-stack toolbox
for serious systems.

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.

01 / Stack Index

Case Index

A workflow-led map of the HMX provider surface. The design is cinematic; the content is the actual HMX stack map.

0111 providers

Frontend Frameworks

Modern interfaces, landing pages, portals, dashboards, and conversion-focused experiences.

Primary useReact framework
Stack sampleNext.js, React, Tailwind CSS
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0211 providers

Databases And Storage Engines

Reliable data layers for CRM records, waitlists, dashboards, audit logs, files, and product state.

Primary useRelational database
Stack samplePostgreSQL, Supabase, Neon
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038 providers

CRMs And Sales Systems

Systems of record for pipeline ownership, follow-up, bookings, sales activity, and reporting.

Primary useService-business CRM
Stack sampleGoHighLevel, HubSpot, Salesforce
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03 / Capabilities

Provider atlas for
mission-critical workflows.

Architecturev3.0.1
0114 providers

Programming Languages

Core languages for websites, APIs, automations, data workflows, scripts, and integrations.

0211 providers

Frontend Frameworks

Modern interfaces, landing pages, portals, dashboards, and conversion-focused experiences.

0311 providers

Backend Frameworks

Server logic, APIs, validation, private integrations, background jobs, and product backends.

0411 providers

Databases And Storage Engines

Reliable data layers for CRM records, waitlists, dashboards, audit logs, files, and product state.

058 providers

CRMs And Sales Systems

Systems of record for pipeline ownership, follow-up, bookings, sales activity, and reporting.

068 providers

Workflow Automation

No-code, low-code, and custom bridges that move data between real business tools.

0710 providers

Dialers, Voice, And Telephony

Calling infrastructure, voice agents, SMS, appointment reminders, and lead response.

0813 providers

AI Agents And Model Platforms

Reasoning, extraction, support agents, voice agents, internal copilots, and workflow assistants.

098 providers

LLMs and AI Models

Hosted model providers and AI model layers for agents, extraction, drafting, classification, and workflow reasoning.

106 providers

Local AI Deployment

Local or private model deployment options for experimentation, privacy-sensitive prototypes, and cost control.

1110 providers

DevOps and CI/CD

Deployment, previews, checks, monitoring, and repeatable release paths.

128 providers

API Development

API contracts, validation, auth, webhooks, and integration surfaces for reliable business workflows.

138 providers

Project & Design Tools

Planning, design, collaboration, documentation, and handoff tools for cleaner execution.

149 providers

QA, Security, And Observability

Hardening tools for tests, uptime, forms, abuse protection, errors, and production confidence.

1510 providers

Payments, Messaging, And Data

Revenue handoffs, lifecycle messages, enrichment, reporting, and analytics.

1610 providers

Hosting, APIs, And Integration Infrastructure

Deployment, DNS, storage, API contracts, files, and production delivery infrastructure.

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Stack Intel

Current siteClient ops
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Next 16 / React 19

The current HMX site stack is already a strong fit and does not need a replacement.

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Service-role writes

Sensitive paths stay behind server actions, validation, rate limits, and monitoring.

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Workflow-led

New tools are added only when the workflow needs them, not because a stack list looks impressive.

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155 tools

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.

HMX ZoneCurrent website stackNext 16 / React 19

Sensitive paths stay behind server actions, validation, rate limits, and monitoring.

HMX ZoneServer-side postureService-role writes

New tools are added only when the workflow needs them, not because a stack list looks impressive.

HMX ZoneProvider ruleWorkflow-led
04 / Pipeline
01

Interface

A Next.js and React surface captures the request with accessible structure and clear intent.

02

Guard

Turnstile, validation, and typed contracts protect the handoff before any database write.

03

Store

Supabase, Postgres, storage, and audit paths keep records owned and inspectable.

04

Operate

Resend, Sentry, Vercel, Cloudflare, and Playwright keep the system observable after launch.

05 / Protocols

Operational
Queries

Standard compatibility checks for new stack decisions and existing tool environments.

Do you replace the current HMX website stack?+

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.

How are provider choices made?+

Provider choices start from the workflow: intake, data, routing, messaging, reporting, security, and owner visibility. The stack follows the operating need.

Can HMX work with an existing CRM or backend?+

Yes. HMX can work inside GoHighLevel, HubSpot, Salesforce, custom APIs, Supabase, Postgres, Airtable, Sheets, and other existing business systems.

Are AI tools part of every build?+

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.

07 / Provider Protocols

Transparent Protocols

CoreExtended

Core runtime

Current site

Next.js
  • Next.js
  • React
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Supabase
  • Resend
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Recommended path

Business ops

Common client layer

GoHighLevel
  • GoHighLevel
  • HubSpot
  • Make
  • Zapier
  • Twilio
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AI expansion

When justified

OpenAI
  • OpenAI
  • Anthropic
  • Vercel AI SDK
  • Pinecone
  • Ollama
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Intake path open

Ready to build?

Start with project context first so the provider choices match the real workflow before implementation.