Tour Rotator was a fully automated multi-domain CMS built for the adult industry — with instant setup, domain control, encoding queues, nginx auto-config, and a flexible template builder. A powerful system engineered to solve problems no existing adult CMS could handle.
In the dating and adult entertainment world, one truth was impossible to ignore:
there was no normal CMS.
Creators relied on outdated scripts, fragile custom setups, or heavy enterprise tools like ElevatedX — powerful, yes, but 🔒 locked behind complexity that no solo creator could manage.
Tour Rotator set out to change that:
simple enough for one person, strong enough for an entire network.
Early builds still required hand-crafted configuration.
Multi-domain logic existed — but only for those who knew how to wrestle with it.
Tour Rotator introduced a cleaner DNA:
⚙️ a one-run installer for full system setup
🌐 admin tools for adding and removing entire domains
🧩 automatic provisioning for new sites
A multi-site CMS finally worked like software, not like a folder of scripts.
To make the workflow production-ready, I integrated a queue-based encoding module.
It supported:
💻 local encoding
🖥️ dedicated remote encoding servers
A small creator could suddenly operate with studio-level processing power.
As routing grew more advanced, Apache2 became a bottleneck.
Tour Rotator migrated to nginx, bringing:
⚡ automatic config generation
🚦 optimized routing for multi-domain setups
🔧 cleaner, lighter server performance
During installation, the CMS configured the web server itself — a rare convenience at the time.
The final piece was a built-in template constructor.
From the admin panel, users could:
tweak layouts
build new themes
adjust structural blocks
No filesystem edits. No deployment steps.
Just click → update → live.
Despite its strength, Tour Rotator never went public.
Not because it failed —
but because I built it while fully immersed in the dating industry, with no time to commercialize it.
It became a personal engineering sandbox — a system I kept refining simply because I wanted it to be excellent.
There are zero installations today.
But the architectural lessons traveled far:
🔁 automated provisioning
🌍 scalable multi-domain engines
🎨 template systems
📦 queue-based processing
🧭 server-level integration
Tour Rotator wasn’t a product.
It was training for everything that later became QRaway.
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