Products: Reference designs

Start from a working design.

Pre-assembled starting points for common builds on the engine.

Overview

Fewer blank pages.

A reference design is a worked example a developer or OEM team starts from: integrated, tested, and ready to change. It opens in Forge and calls Safe and Relay.

Reference designs at a glance
What it is
A tested starting point
Opens in
Forge
Calls
Safe and Relay
For
Developers and OEM teams
Licensed
Like the engine
Available today
[To confirm]

Designs

Example designs, one per product family. Which designs ship first is to be confirmed.

Example, to confirm

Media library

Store, name and deliver assets, as in Digital Bank.

Example, to confirm

Document room

Share and withdraw sensitive files, as in Implexus Vault.

Example, to confirm

Stamped document issue

Print a unique stamp per document, as in Digital Stamp.

Example, to confirm

Device update

Send an update as fifteen characters and rebuild it onboard.

How partners use them

  1. 1Pick

    Choose the design closest to your build.

  2. 2Open

    It opens in a Forge environment.

    • Forge
  3. 3Change

    Change what you need. Keep what works.

  4. 4Ship

    License it like the engine.

    • Royalty per device

What each design includes

Source and configuration

The whole build, readable.

Test data

Sample files to run it on.

Documentation

What it does and how to change it.

Endpoint calls

Safe and Relay, already wired.

Deployment notes

How to run it outside Forge.

Support

From Implexus engineering.

Contents to confirm with engineering.

Questions about reference designs

Draft answers. To confirm with product and engineering.

Can I ship a product built from a reference design?

Yes, under a product or portfolio licence, with a royalty per device.

Can partners publish their own designs?

[Partner-contributed designs: to confirm.]

How is it licensed?

With the engine: a licence to start, then a royalty per device that ships with the engine inside. No rates are published.

Start a licensing conversation.

Tell us what you want to build.