layers
application · 3
platform · 2
foundation · 2
concept · 3
outside · 3

The application layer is what people use. Wemazu deploys from Git, Rozuro handles accounting and Sumezi handles newsletters. All three are live. Each product has its own domain and its own release cycle, but no own login, no own payment integration and no own content model.

The platform layer provides those things. Modular CMS handles content, permissions and routing, is open source and downloadable, and underpins almost all our work including our own sites. Soriku is our AI layer: local models via Ollama, supplemented with external models on your own API key.

Beneath Soriku will sit Akyru, our own open source model. Akyru Code Light 7b is in development, a 14b variant follows after that. That means the AI in our products can run on our own model, on our own servers, without a single prompt leaving the country.

Below that sits Simezu, and Simezu is connected to everything. Accounts, sessions and payments with multitenancy, for every application. Modular CMS and Rozuro connect via an extension, the rest talks to it directly. Under a client brand it is called Kimezu.

The foundation is deliberately boring. PHP, PostgreSQL, hosting in Utrecht. No US cloud service in the critical path, because part of our work comes from public procurement and that is a hard requirement there.

In concept

Nivuro, Docezu and Soruza are designed but not built yet. They are on the homepage with what we intend.

Work outside the ecosystem

MydayPrice stands alone, no shared layers, no AI. Simuze is independent too, even though it uses Simezu, Rozuro and Soriku.