Everything behind the door, grouped by the job — add, manage, publish, read up.
The login arms the tools that talk to the worker; the manual pages need no login at all.
Photo uploaderThe bulk upload page — drop photographs, films and banknote scans from a computer.
Phone uploaderThe one-action phone page: pick, name the place, send.
iPhone ShortcutThe Shortcut recipe for sending photographs straight from the share sheet.
Content Mgmt
Album cleanupRotate, remove or move photographs; rename an album, or make it unlisted.
JournalWrite and edit the letters home, and choose the photographs beside them.
FilmsEach country’s films: their order, and whether they show on the country page, the home page, or not at all.
Banknote pagesReview and edit banknote write-ups, or delete a note and its scans.
Cards & stripsChoose the home-page hero carousel, country card photographs and gallery strips.
Publish
PublishPut the reviewed staging site live, and see what previous publishes carried.
Launch runbookThe cutover runbook, step by step, with what is finished and what is still open.
Insights
Search & indexingWhat Google and Bing have indexed, what they show searchers, and what gets clicked.
Traffic & AIWho visits, from where, to which pages — and which AI assistants cite the site.
Manual
Updating the siteThe manual: uploading photographs, editing entries, curating what shows where.
The pipelineHow the machinery behaves — import modes, guardrails, credentials, failure modes.
The stackEvery service in the stack, what it costs, and where the domain stands today.
Design systemDarkroom Daylight: the colours, type, layout and components of the site, printable for a partner.
App guidesEnd-user guides for every app on the domain — this site first, the others as they join.
Working from www.traveller.org rather than the staging site
matters here: on this domain the worker answers at /api on the same name,
so nothing the browser can refuse as a cross-site request is involved. Staging has no
such address and cannot have one.