Glemor Fragrance · Documentation
How the shop is run, and how it is built.
Three sections for three different readers. Everything here is written from what is actually in the repository — if a fact is not in the code, it is not on this site.
- Products
- 13 SKUs
- Deployed apps
- 2
- Admin edit goes live in
- 5 minutes
Team guide
For Glemor's own team
Adding and editing a product, real photography, correcting scent notes, where orders go, and how long a change takes to reach the shop. No code, no jargon.
Engineering
For developers
The architecture, the monorepo and the one app that is deliberately not a workspace, local development, the three gates, the seed script and both deployments.
Changelog
For everyone
What's New in plain language, and the technical log beside it. Both are generated from commit messages — neither is ever written by hand.
Live right now
Two services, one catalogue.
The storefront reads its products from the Medusa admin. A price changed in the admin changes what the shop shows and what a customer is charged, because the checkout looks every price up from the same catalogue.
Storefront · Vercel
glemor-storefront.cenvora.devThe public shop
Documentation · Vercel
glemor-doc.cenvora.devThis site — guides and changelogs
Medusa admin · Railway
glemor-admin.cenvora.dev/appProducts, orders, customers
Plausible · Railway
plausible.cenvora.devTraffic and Core Web Vitals
Where to change things
Two platforms, on purpose
Vercel runs the edge-rendered frontends; Railway runs everything that needs a disk or a long-lived socket — the Medusa server, Postgres, Redis, ClickHouse and Plausible. Neither dashboard can list the other’s services, so this page is the index.
Vercel
vercel.com/cenvora-technologyStorefront and docs deployments, domains, env vars
Railway
railway.com · glemor-fragranceMedusa, Plausible, Postgres, Redis, ClickHouse
GitHub
Cenvora-Technology/glemourSource, releases, CI