Applications
The services the rooms exist to present — the forges, the courses, the town square, the libraries, the books, and the Den's own workshop tools.
gitlab
the secret-bearing production forge
forgejo
the free community forge of the Climb
vikunja
the Climb's tracker, and the Den's task list
deploy grader
the custom four-face probe harness
guacamole
the clientless gateway into a remote session
moodle
the Ledger — every Commons course
humhub
the Arena — the community town square
jitsi
video comms for the Commons
bookstack
the documentation — private and common, one per world
discourse
the developer forum
erpnext
the Bursar — finance, inventory, recruitment
seafile
the Den's file sync and storage
monica
the Den's personal CRM
freepbx
the Den's telephony, with call recording
firefly iii
the Den's personal finance
radicale
the Den's calendar and contacts
homepage
the Den's dashboard
In a nutshell
Applications are what people actually open. Everything below — the substrate, the identity layer — exists to make these usable: the forges where code is written and proven, the courses and the commons where the Climb happens, the libraries, and the tools that keep an organization, and a life, running.
They span every node. Some are secret-bearing and gated; some are free and public-read; some are the Den’s own. What they share is that each is a service with a face — something a member, a volunteer, or a custodian signs into and uses.