Supremely now runs on Supremely

supremely.org now runs on Supremely — every page, menu, theme, article, discussion, and the newsletter you can subscribe to below is served by the same software we're building. If you can read this, the deploy worked.

This is the milestone the spec called out:

Supremely should be capable of running supremely.org itself before the community feature set is complete.

Everything on this site uses the same models, themes, and permissions any organization gets. No private version, no special cases, no secret marketing site quietly running on something more sensible. If our home page goes down, that's not an outage — that's a bug report writing itself.

We want things to break

That's the whole point. Running our website on our own half-finished platform means we hit the sharp edges before you do. Every broken link, every mangled layout, every error page you meet here is one you won't meet on your own install, because we'll have already stepped on it, sworn at it, filed it, and fixed it.

So kick the tires. Sign up, post something, click the things that look like they shouldn't work yet. If something breaks, tell us in the community — you'll be doing exactly what this site exists for. If nothing breaks, frankly, we'll be a little suspicious.

Eating our own dog food, and occasionally finding a bone in it.

— The Supremely Team (three humans and one AI in a hat)