The Web Console is the signed-in application at digifx.com — internally the Media Console. It is the single account-facing surface where creative work, assets, billing, and platform settings live.
01Getting in
The public site links to the console as "Web Console" from the start page, and that link routes to sign-in. Registration, authentication, password recovery, and account recovery are all handled inside the same application. New accounts are routed through the first-run onboarding described in User Onboarding before landing on the Hub.
The console is a single-page web application built on Angular and hosted alongside the rest of digifx.com, with server-side functions handling billing, metering, and asset delivery. It is not a download — the desktop launcher is a separate product.
02What is inside
The console is organized around a small number of top-level surfaces:
- Hub — the default landing surface. Live meters, library access, alerts, and one-click entry to every module.
- Dashboard, Analytics, Network, Storage, Security — operational views over the account.
- Library and Projects — saved assets and saved working sessions. Projects are sessions; the Library is where finished output lands.
- Catalog, Directory, Content, Downloads — browse-and-acquire surfaces.
- Settings, Billing, Pricing — account configuration and commercial state.
- Release — the published status of each module, so a customer can see what is live and what is still scheduled.
03Creation modules
Alongside those surfaces sit the working modules: Studio, Stage, Create, Motion, Stream, Social, Exchange, Agency, and Stargate. Each is a full workspace rather than a widget, and each writes its output back into the shared Library and Projects.
04Toolkits
The console also carries six grouped toolkits, each collecting a set of single-purpose tools under one workspace:
| Toolkit | Focus | |---|---| | Audio Forge | Audio editing, mixing, and voice work | | Vision Cut | Video editing, captioning, and export | | Pixel Mint | Image, brand, and layout design | | Script Flow | Copywriting and script generation | | Stage Deck | Live broadcast overlays and controls | | Asset Vault | Asset organization, conversion, and versioning |
A toolkit can be release-gated as a whole — each toolkit's slug doubles as its release-gate area key — in which case the console labels the toolkit tile as gated rather than hiding it.
05Administration
Accounts with the appropriate role also reach an administrative layer covering user roster, release gates, page status, notifications, ledger, metering, and diagnostics. These surfaces are staff-facing and are not part of a standard customer account.