I go this route :) Core Architecture Components 1. The Content Engine (Headless WordPress) Role: Strictly used as a Content Management System (CMS) via the REST API. Location: Isolated in a secure subdirectory (/b/), minimizing the attack surface. Function: Clients manage posts, portfolios, and pages using the familiar WordPress interface. The frontend does not use WordPress themes or views; it consumes raw JSON data. 2. The SEO & Performance Router (router.php) This is the proprietary "middleware" layer that makes this solution unique. Request Interception: Before the React app loads, this lightweight PHP engine intercepts the user's request. Dynamic Metadata Injection: It fetches data from the API and injects SEO tags (Title, Description, Open Graph for Facebook/LinkedIn, JSON-LD Schema) directly into the HTML on the server. State Hydration: It injects the actual content data into a global window object (window.__PRELOADED_DATA__). This means the browser doesn't need to make a second request to fetch the text—it loads instantly. Security: Implements caching (TTL 5 min) and strict input sanitization to protect the API from high traffic. 3. The Interactive Frontend (React SPA) Role: Renders the user interface and handles user interaction. Behavior: Once the page loads, React "hydrates" using the preloaded data. Subsequent navigation (clicking links) happens instantly on the client side without reloading the page. Deep Linking: Handles complex routing logic (e.g., /ainews/, /portfolio/) while ensuring every URL is shareable. 4. The Sitemap Bridge (sitemap_bridge.php) Function: Automatically proxies and rewrites the WordPress XML sitemaps. Translation: It converts backend URLs (e.g., domain.com/b/projects/slug) into frontend-friendly URLs (e.g., domain.com/portfolio/slug) on the fly. Result: Google indexes the React frontend as if it were a static HTML site.

https://bean.st/sitemap_index.xml

@Keith Mohr Can you share case studies of songs that scored highly on your platform and later achieved commercial success? How did your feedback contribute to their breakthrough?

@Youssef Abjayou WordPress as the backend, plus React as the frontend. What's interesting to me about this is the SEO aspect.

30 App Ideas for Blue-Collar Workers Time Management & Attendance 1. QuickClock – Selfie check-in with geolocation instead of time cards, automatic reporting to employer 2. CrewTime – Group timesheet for construction crews, everyone clicks "start/stop", boss sees everyone on map 3. ShiftSwap – Marketplace for shift swaps between workers, employer approves with one click 4. OvertimeTracker – Automatic overtime calculation with notifications before hitting legal limits 5. BreakTimer – Break reminders compliant with labor laws + proof for labor inspections Team Communication 6. CrewChat – WhatsApp specifically for crews: built-in tasks, material lists, read receipts 7. VoiceTask – Voice-based tasks instead of typing (for people in gloves/at height) 8. SimpleSchedule – Weekly schedule via push notification instead of paper posting 9. SafetyAlert – Instant hazard reporting on construction sites with photo + GPS, automatic safety report 10. TeamPoll – Quick crew votes (working Saturday? who's taking vacation?) Documentation & Billing 11. WorkProof – Before/after photos + timestamp for proof of completed work (plumbers, electricians, cleaners) 12. MaterialSnap – Receipt photo → automatic addition to job costs 13. DailyReport – One-click daily report: what was done, materials used, hours worked 14. ReceiptBox – Cloud receipt storage for workers tracking expenses and per diems 15. PayStub – Pay stub always in phone, wage history, auto-checking for payroll errors Safety & Training 16. SafetyCheck – Daily safety checklist before work starts, digital signature 17. CertTracker – Reminders for expiring certifications (forklift, electrical, welding) 18. MicroLearn – 2-minute safety training during breaks (micro-learning for blue-collar) 19. IncidentLog – Report workplace accidents in 30 seconds, automatic notification to employer and authorities 20. ToolCheck – Tool inspection before shift, digital handover protocols Tool & Equipment Management 21. ToolShare – Tool lending between workers, QR code = who has what 22. VanInventory – Van/warehouse inventory, QR scanning, alerts when materials are low 23. MaintenanceLog – Machine/tool repair history, maintenance reminders 24. UniformTracker – Work clothing management, replacements, sizes, billing 25. FuelLog – Company vehicle fueling tracking, odometer photo + GPS

What would such onboarding look like?