A system that grows by whole domains.
All capabilities · In build
A domain service is where a subject is taken seriously: what a record means, which transitions are legal, what must be true before something is committed, and what has to be kept afterward. Unifyhub grows by adding domains, not by widening one application until it covers everything badly.
a group of people
an organization
money and holdings
everyday life
entities
The families
Operating a group of people
Membership, roles, teams, workspaces, scheduling, communication, files, records of activity, and the trail of who decided what. This family is what makes a community legible to itself.
Running an organization
Accounting, procurement, inventory, quality, compliance, contracts, and the workflows that connect them. These are the capabilities that decide whether a community can operate rather than only converse.
Money and holdings
Accounts, positions, instruments, markets, valuation, execution, and the history that explains a balance. Financial domains carry stricter rules about provenance and reconstruction than most, and the platform honors them rather than flattening them.
Everyday life
Households, planning, supply, health, nutrition, and personal logistics. Communities are made of people whose lives are not an enterprise, and the same guarantees should reach that work.
Knowledge about entities
People, organizations, taxonomies, personas, timelines, trust, and relationships. This family is what lets every other domain refer to the same thing by the same name.
What every domain shares
A typed contract before an implementation
The interface is described in a machine-readable form first, so clients, documentation, and tests derive from one definition instead of drifting apart.
Generated clients
Consumers do not hand-write their access to a domain, which means a contract change is a compile-time fact rather than a runtime surprise.
Identity and policy from the shared layer
No domain invents its own idea of who is asking or what they may do.
An event trail
Meaningful state changes are published, so other domains, automations, and records can react without reaching into private storage.
A migration story
A domain that cannot export what it holds, in a documented shape, is not finished.
Why not one big application
An all-in-one product buys early coherence by making every domain depend on its private internals. Ten years later the community cannot separate its accounting from its messaging from its identity, and that is precisely the moment leaving becomes impossible. Separate domains with shared contracts cost more to design and are the only version that stays escapable.