Regenesis Platform – Feature Builder

Explore each application and its features. Click any feature to see details and user flows.

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How to use this Feature Builder Select an application above to explore its features. Click any feature to view detailed description, user flows, data interactions, and role permissions.

User Flows

Add New Feature

Feature Title

Short Description

Detailed Description

Import Feature

Target Application

Upload Markdown File (.md)

Get Format Reference

Export Feature Plan

Select Export Scope

Markdown Format Reference

To import a feature correctly, format your Markdown file like the template below. The parser uses this structure to extract the title, description, user flow, data entities, and permissions.

MikroTik Router Port Forwarding Guide

To access the Regenesis Feature Builder externally via a Public IP, you need to configure Destination NAT (Port Forwarding) and Hairpin NAT on your MikroTik router. Below are the dynamically generated commands tailored to this server's configuration.

Configure Forwarding Settings

Target Local IP:

Target Port:

WAN Interface:

1. Port Forwarding (DST-NAT) Rule

This rule intercepts incoming traffic on the public IP/interface and forwards it to this computer. Open your MikroTik terminal and copy-paste the command below:

2. Hairpin NAT (NAT Loopback) Rule

CRITICAL: Without Hairpin NAT, local clients in your office/home LAN won't be able to access the server using the Public IP or Public Domain. Paste this command to allow local NAT loopback:

Pro-Tips for MikroTik IP Forwarding:

Set a Static IP on this host machine (the server) so it doesn't change after a reboot.
If you get an "ambiguous value of interface" error, wrap the interface name in quotes (e.g., "ether1" instead of ether1) to force an exact match when prefix collisions exist.
Alternatively, if your router uses interface lists, replace in-interface=[name] with in-interface-list=WAN.
Ensure the Windows Firewall allows incoming connections on TCP Port 8008.