A custom URL scheme for the LuisHae platform, plus Luisgate — a native macOS app that resolves it. Type luis://search, never see https://, and the address bar never redirects. Each luis:// page is its own real, dedicated HTML/CSS -- not a hidden mirror of the actual pages.dev sites. The ones with genuinely safe public APIs (search, find, status) show real live data; the rest link out to the real, authenticated product.
Luisgate is a real native SwiftUI app. Its WKWebView registers a custom scheme handler for luis:// — every request under that scheme is intercepted inside the app, resolved against the registry below, and the corresponding dedicated page is fetched and handed back as if it had come from luis:// all along. WebKit never sees an HTTPS URL for these; the address bar genuinely never changes.
Crucially, that dedicated page is not the real site's own HTML — it's a separate page built specifically for luis://, hosted here. Three of them (search, find, status) call the real public APIs directly for live data; the rest are honest about needing a real login and link out to the actual product.
The registry below is fetched live by the app on launch from registry.json on this page — new services can be added here without shipping an app update. The app also ships with this exact mapping built in, so it still works if this site is briefly unreachable.