Your agent says the site is live, billing works, passkey sign-in is done and the CRM sent the right email, because nothing threw an error. The App Stack Pack makes it prove each one on Cloudflare Pages, Stripe, Supabase, SureContact and OttoKit before a customer finds what it missed. Its rules come from four web apps we run in production, on WordPress and off it, including the store that sells this pack, and each one says whether it was measured there or read in the vendor’s docs.
Inside, five skills. Only your real domain gets indexed: the two rules that keep a Pages site’s pages.dev address out of search, proof your domain stays indexable, and the redirect, cache and upload rules Pages breaks without a message. Stripe goes live without a migration: your plans store Stripe lookup keys instead of price IDs, so the same rows work in test and live mode. Passkeys count as two factors: a verified passkey counts as two, every check that demands a second factor is updated, and the code stays where it still belongs. The approved email is what sends: each email series is generated from your built HTML and checked byte for byte before it goes up, and forms and webhooks land in the right workspace. The automation that runs is yours: the one saved in your project, checked before import and compared with the export after. SureContact and OttoKit work with any stack, WordPress included.
What you get: the download, numbered updates with a list of what changed, and a license for one company on as many machines and projects as you like. Every future version of the App Stack Pack is included at no charge, so you never pay for a new version. Fourteen-day refund, no questions. No tracking, no license check, nothing phoning home: the checkers fetch only your own hosts and your own Supabase project, npx fetches wrangler from the npm registry for the host listing if your machine doesn’t have it, the image check requests only the images your built email names, the OttoKit helper calls only the tool you name, and a credential goes only to its own vendor.
