Notes
Investigations, written while they are still open. Each one carries the question, the assumption I went in with, what I actually did, and what I still do not know. The assumption is there because a note that goes straight from question to finding has edited out the part where I was wrong.
- A payment went through and produced nothingA patient paid for a booking and got no confirmation, no message, no appointment and no database row. The centre had the money and no record. Nothing alerted anyone — it was found by looking. Why?↗
- Thirty-five tables, no policies, and nobody lookingWhat is actually reachable with the public API key of a database I have been treating as private?↗
- The crawler file had been 404ing for monthsMonths of writing had gone into content built to be found — including a deliberate effort to be readable by AI crawlers. Why was none of it showing up?↗
- Built it, then rebuilt it the next dayHow should a wellness centre reward the gyms and clubs that introduce patients to it?↗
- 1,788 to 26, and what that boughtThe marketplace deserved its own consumer-facing brand, separate from the firm operating it. Could I afford to give it one?↗
- Does an honest “coming soon” cost more than it earns?A platform is live in pre-launch with bookings, four-hour delivery and the supply marketplace built, tested, and deliberately switched off. The pages say so and the server refuses the orders. Does that honesty cost more visitors than it earns in credibility?↗