Automation & AI agentsApp Bridges — one shelf five apps share
App Bridges — one shelf five apps share
One shared data shelf for five applications: phone, laptop and agents see the same thing, and it is built the same way for all five.
How it's wired
Drawn from the live workflow — every node and every arrow is really there. The labels are translated from the originals.
What it is
The moment an application gets a second entry point — phone and laptop, app and bot — the question of where the truth lives appears. Without shared storage, edits in two places drift apart and a person stops trusting both lists. The bridges solve that the same way for five applications at once: Nutri, Tycha, Dayo, Nexus and Polaris put their data on one shared shelf on the server.
Doing it the same way five times was the point of the work. Five bridges, each built differently, means five different sets of problems, five ways of fixing them, and a sixth application starting from scratch again. One shared method means a new application connects in an evening.
Specifications: synchronisation workflows on n8n and a shared store on the server. Fluxo is deliberately different — it shares a database directly with its Telegram bot, because there the input arrives through the messenger.
Nearby work
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