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PhoRip PhoSend Prn Service · Public Face
Public entry · no auth · Prn route

One image enters.
A business emerges.

PhoRip is the public-facing Prn service surface for PhoSend. It begins with image intake, moves through preparation and route guidance, and opens toward DTF, print production, storefront growth, messaging, and fulfillment.

Route root /Muq is the active construction and public route handoff.
Office substrate /Portal remains the customized mojoPortal world.
Agent posture Muq warmup pending
Intake

Begin with image and intent.

The first contact is a public route, not a dead landing page. The site should help a client start, orient, and commit without needing an account first.

Prn

DTF is first, not last.

DTF remains the proving production slice, but the public language now belongs to Prn so the route can widen into other print and manufacturing service surfaces.

Muq

New construction takes the handoff.

The static arena presents confidence and clarity first, then hands the client into /Muq for active routing, guidance, and later authenticated work.

Portal

Office remains office.

/Portal stays as the customized mojoPortal office and account substrate rather than becoming the first public touch. The front page should invite, not interrogate.

Reggie PhoAgent at the threshold. Inviter first. Observer from the beginning.

The route should help before it asks.

This front page is meant to carry the first touch of the PhoSend ecosphere: welcome the client, protect entry, gather intent, and keep the route responsive. The public face should feel active even before the deeper Muq and Portal machinery takes over.

Invite Give the client a direct way to start rather than forcing a login wall at the first encounter.
Observe Let the route remain async-aware so status and follow-up can emerge naturally from the first interaction.
Report Provide a stable public-facing surface that can later disclose state, movement, and service progress.
Protect entry Keep the first page calm, comprehensible, and directed, with the heavier systems behind it rather than in front.