One company, multiple product surfaces
Dakidarts now spans direct API platforms, RapidAPI utilities, open-source engines, desktop software, bots and research. The website architecture is being rebuilt to make those relationships visible instead of presenting every project as an isolated card.
Direct platforms and focused utilities
HeFit API and Numerology API have matured into direct production platforms with their own dashboards, documentation and trust surfaces. Smaller utilities remain useful as focused RapidAPI products where a narrow integration is the better experience.
Open source and end-user software
OpAstro represents the open-engine side of the ecosystem, while products such as Numora Studio turn API capability into practitioner-facing workflows. The company site should make both paths easy to understand: the engine on one side, the finished workspace on the other.
A discovery problem
The legacy site mixed company services, old API landing pages, product links and a separate Hub blog. The reorganization replaces that sprawl with a coherent information architecture: company home, complete API catalog, ecosystem map, trust center and a journal that lives on the same domain.
Preserving the old paths
High-value legacy API and article URLs are mapped to their new canonical locations rather than being dropped, so existing integrations and bookmarks keep working while the surfaces underneath get clearer.
A clearer next step
Developers should be able to discover an API, understand where it lives, read its documentation and choose the correct access path without hunting through legacy pages. That is the standard this new Dakidarts web system is designed around.
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