WHP Platform Catalog: The Launchpad Is Only the Beginning
The public hackathon demo focuses on a small set of deployment paths that we validated end-to-end for judges.
Behind that workflow, WHP already contains a much broader Platform Catalog used to define supported applications, Docker images, platform families, versions, deployment behavior, WHP availability, and readiness status.
Validated hackathon deployment paths
- Odoo 18
- Odoo 19
- ERPNext 15
- WordPress
These four have now been deployed through the public WHP workflow and validated as working environments.
Additional platforms currently marked Ready in the WHP catalog
- Dolibarr
- Joomla
- Lovable App - Self-Hosted
- Strapi
- Nextcloud
- Gitea / Forgejo
- Mattermost
- Rocket.Chat
- n8n Automation
- Uptime Kuma
- Vaultwarden Password Manager
- Ghost
- BookStack Knowledge Base
Platforms already represented in the roadmap/catalog
- Matomo
- Custom Dockerized Platform Template
- SuiteCRM
- ownCloud OCIS
- Trilium Notes
- Element / Matrix
- Portainer
- Jenkins
- MongoDB
- Jellyfin
- Audiobookshelf
- Navidrome
The catalog currently contains 29 platform definitions across ERP, CMS, collaboration, automation, monitoring, security, development, storage, media, and infrastructure categories.
AI Website Design Integration
WHP also includes an optional AI website and application design path.
The catalog includes:
Lovable App - Self-Hosted
- Family: AI Application Deployment
- Deployment through WHP infrastructure
- Docker-based hosting
- Domain and SSL integration
- Designed to allow an AI-generated website or application frontend to move from design into a controlled deployment environment
The WHP deployment workflow can also expose an AI Website Frontend option where appropriate.
This is intentionally separate from WHP's core deployment engine.
WHP does not require AI to deploy business infrastructure. Instead, AI can be added as a design layer while WHP continues to control the infrastructure, deployment lifecycle, domain, security boundaries, and application environment underneath it.
That distinction is important:
AI can design the experience. WHP owns the deployment lifecycle.
The hackathon Business Launchpad demonstrates only a portion of the larger WHP platform.
One catalog. Multiple business systems. One infrastructure control layer.
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