Monolith audits every event from every app you run — continuum-home, Chayakudikanpooyalo, and whatever's next — into one permanent BigQuery warehouse, so there's a single place to query for reports instead of one database per app.
Works natively across the stack, including Next.js, Spring Boot, BigQuery, and MCP.
continuum-home and Chayakudikanpooyalo each ran fine on their own, but nothing tied them together — no shared audit trail, no shared storage, no way to ask one question across both.
continuum-home and Chayakudikanpooyalo each logged what happened inside them, but nowhere in the same place — auditing either meant digging through a different app every time.
Without a shared event log, answering "what happened to this record and who touched it" meant reconstructing history from application state after the fact.
Every app had its own database, so there was never one place to point a query and get an answer across the whole ecosystem.
Pulling one report across multiple apps meant exporting from each database separately and joining them by hand, every single time.
One audit trail per app, one warehouse for all of them, one place to run the query — that's the whole job. Monolith handles the ingestion and validation so the report is always one query away.
Explore the docsEvery domain event from continuum-home and Chayakudikanpooyalo is recorded the moment it happens — a full, permanent audit trail per app, no reconstruction required.
MCP integration, adding a new application, postback payload contracts, authentication, and the BigQuery schema powering everything above — laid out as a dedicated reference with paged navigation.