Meta Qube Platform

Compile ideasRun operations

Meta Qube Platform turns founder input into metadata that configures reliable, customizable meta-modules and runs the resulting business operations in the cloud. Expert-reviewed modules let startups reuse proven tools instead of rebuilding from scratch.

Meta Qube — modular startup architecture represented as a voxel globe cube
Startup Compiler
Guided classification and assembly of startup packages
Operations Runtime
Cloud execution of workflows, agents, and integrations
Module Catalog
Registry of declarative meta-modules with review status

Three subsystems, one platform

The Startup Compiler assembles packages from the Module Catalog. The Operations Runtime executes them in the cloud. Together they turn ideas into running business operations.

Startup Compiler

Compile ideas

Guided classification and assembly. The compiler collects founder answers, selects compatible meta-modules, and produces a launch-ready startup configuration.

  • Positioning, product structure & MVP scope
  • Business model, pricing & landing page
  • CRM pipeline, sales & payment flows
  • Technical architecture, API integrations & UI apps
  • Legal drafts, pitch structure & risk report
  • Validation plan, metrics dashboard & runtime workflows
Operations Runtime

Run operations

Cloud execution of business processes from day one. Built on Metarhia Stack — API, domain, data access, protocol, and infrastructure layers.

  • Workflows, agents, schedulers & task queues
  • Integrations: CRM, email, payments, messaging
  • Tenancy, auth & audit logging
  • Deployment, observability & rollback
Module Catalog

Reusable meta-modules

A catalog of reusable meta-modules with declarative DSL-style configuration. Each module declares contracts, compatibility rules, risk tags, and review status.

  • Search, compatibility check & module selection
  • Version history & review badges
  • Lifecycle from draft through deployment
  • Expert review gate for high-risk domains
Cross-subsystem flow

From input to running operations

Founder input flows through classification, module selection, expert review, runtime deployment, and continuous operations — with the catalog as the single source of module truth.

  • Compiler → Catalog: select compatible modules
  • Compiler → Runtime: deploy configuration
  • Catalog → Runtime: load deployable artifacts
  • Runtime → Compiler: metrics and startup state
Positioning Product structure MVP scope Business model Pricing Landing page CRM pipeline Sales flow Payment flow Support flow Technical architecture API integrations UI applications Legal drafts Pitch structure Risk report Validation plan Metrics dashboard Runtime workflows Integration map

Metarhia Stack layers

The Operations Runtime is built on Metarhia Stack — a layered architecture for API endpoints, domain logic, data access, protocols, and infrastructure.

API layer Endpoints, units, schema validation
Domain layer App state, workflows, business rules
Data access PostgreSQL, Redis, Globalstorage
Protocol layer metacom, HTTP, WebSocket, webhooks
Infrastructure Logging, scheduling, multithreading, sandbox

Reusable meta-modules

Supply chains get breached every month — npm packages, GitHub accounts, dependency-based infrastructure. A catalog of reusable meta-modules with declarative DSL-style configuration turns security, infrastructure, orchestration, data, communication, and commerce into shared infrastructure that's hardened once and reused by every startup on the platform.

Security & access

  • Auth: OAuth 2.0, OpenID, SSO
  • Passkeys, MFA / 2FA
  • Session management
  • RBAC
  • Logging: access and audit logs
  • Supply chain security

Infrastructure

  • Load balancer
  • CDN integration
  • Rate limiting
  • Service discovery

Orchestration

  • Workflow engine
  • Saga
  • Scheduler
  • Task queue
  • Distributed locks
  • Event bus
  • Webhook dispatcher

Integration

  • Protocol connectors: REST, GraphQL, gRPC
  • External messaging: Telegram, etc.

Data & storage

  • Distributed database: Globalstorage
    • Search and indexing
    • Full-text search
    • Continuous backup/restore
    • Continuous migration
    • Continuous calculations
  • Schemas

Observability

  • Telemetry and monitoring
  • Error tracking

Communication

  • Chat engine
  • Chatbots
  • Landing page
  • Feeds (news channel)
  • Email delivery, receiving, campaigns

Commerce

  • Payments
    • Types: one-time, subscriptions, usage-based
    • Features: retries, refunds, payouts, referrals
  • Product and customer
    • Customer onboarding
    • Subscription management
    • Feedback
    • Feature requests and bug reports

Intelligence & tools

  • Report generation
  • AI integration
  • Security assistant
  • Calendar
  • Test runner
  • Parental control
  • Startup wizard
  • Pitch wizard
  • Module registry

PWA & local-first, not native mobile

Native mobile apps have become expensive to build and maintain for the margin they return. Modern browsers now cover most of that gap natively — Meta Qube ships progressive web apps that are local-first: full cross-platform products for phones and laptops, distributed through app marketplaces or directly around them.

HTTP/3 WebRTC Web Crypto API OPFS IndexedDB WebAssembly Service Worker Notifications API WebTransport WebSocket Peripheral device access

From draft to deployment

Every meta-module moves through review, generation, verification, and publication before it reaches production — with rollback support.

Draft Reviewed draft Generated Reviewed module Verified Published Deployed Updated / Rolled Back
Draft → Reviewed draft → Generated → Reviewed module → Verified → Published → Deployed → Updated / Rolled Back

Declarative, composable, verifiable

About 80% of any startup's functionality repeats across products — payments, auth, landing pages, bots. A reusable module costs only 20-30% more to build than a one-off, extracting config and metadata into DSLs and schemas — and it pays that back many times over: expert-reviewed modules reduce security risk, prevent repeated errors, and accelerate startup assembly.

Declarative DSL

Meta-modules use declarative DSL-style configuration. Founders and agents configure behavior through metadata — not bespoke code for every startup.

Module contracts

Every module declares inputs, outputs, constraints, compatibility rules, risk tags, version, owner, review status, and verification logic.

Expert review gate

AI, engineers, and domain experts contribute modules subject to review. High-risk domains escalate to human judgment before publication.

Explore the platform handbook

Architecture records, ADRs, glossary, meta-module schema, and subsystem interfaces — maintained in the platform repository.