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`app-mediakit-marketing` serves multi-tenant marketing landing pages from a single statically-compiled Rust binary — no PHP, no MySQL, no plugin infrastructure — while preserving WordPress.org muscle memory at the operator-facing URL and navigation surface. The application shipped at v0.0.1 in May 2026 and runs two simultaneous production tenants — Woodfine at `home.woodfinegroup.com` and PointSav at `home.pointsav.com` — from the same binary on a single low-cost virtual machine, separated only by environment-variable configuration.
`app-mediakit-marketing` serves multi-tenant marketing landing pages from a single statically-compiled Rust binary — no PHP, no MySQL, no plugin infrastructure — while preserving WordPress.org muscle memory at the operator-facing URL and navigation surface. The application shipped at v0.0.1 in May 2026 and runs two simultaneous production tenants — Woodfine at `home.woodfinegroup.com` and PointSav at `home.pointsav.com` — from the same binary on a single low-cost virtual machine, separated only by environment-variable configuration. It is part of the [[os-orchestration|`os-orchestration`]] surface family and follows the [[leapfrog-2030-architecture|leapfrog-2030 pattern]] of flat-file content with no database dependency.

## Function

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Each tenant instance reads content from a configurable flat-file content directory and
serves pages, media assets, and structured metadata over HTTP. A single compiled binary
serves both the Woodfine and PointSav tenants through environment variable configuration.
Content stored in the tenant's [[totebox-archive|Totebox Archive]] is the canonical source; the running binary is a derived view over that flat-file tree.

## Architecture

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## See also

- [[app-mediakit-knowledge]]
- app-orchestration-bim
- [[leapfrog-2030-architecture]]
- [[app-mediakit-knowledge]] — the companion knowledge-wiki engine in the MediaKit family
- [[leapfrog-2030-architecture]] — the architectural pattern that governs the flat-file, no-database substrate
- [[totebox-archive]] — the Totebox Archive that holds canonical content for each tenant
- [[os-orchestration]] — the orchestration OS that hosts the MediaKit family
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