B2B social platform development
Atlis
Internet Engineering built Atlis as a B2B social platform connecting companies and users, with an Nx-based API (atlisapp/api-v2), a Next.js client monorepo, publisher forums, and Discord tooling before the product sunset into Outfits.bio.
Atlis combined patterns from professional networks and forums so businesses and users could find each other. The atlisapp organization hosts API, client, and Discord utility repositories.
Status: Sunset: learnings applied to later products
What was the challenge?
Marketplace-style social products need credible profiles, messaging, analytics for publishers, and an API surface that can grow into desktop and mobile clients without rewriting core domain logic.
How did Internet Engineering approach it?
We used an Nx workspace for the API layer and a TypeScript client monorepo (Next.js, Redux Toolkit, Formik) for the web experience. Discord utility bots extended reach into communities already on Discord. Legal and MVP repos supported public launch requirements.
What did we ship?
- atlisapp/client: web monorepo (Next.js, Redux)
- atlisapp/api-v2: Nx API workspace
- atlisapp/discord-utility: Discord integrations
- atlisapp/mvp-webapp & mvp-api: early launch stack
What were the outcomes?
- Business-to-consumer matching and discovery flows shipped
- Real-time messaging and analytics-oriented client architecture
- Community tooling via Discord utility
- Product later sunset; team pivoted learnings into Outfits.bio
What stack was used?
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Nx
- Redux Toolkit
- React
- Discord API