Clojurians Log v2

I'm building a webapp where authors can write and publish stories, and users can browse those stories, purchase, and read in the browser. I want to use Electric to write the story publishing tool, which would be a kind of rich editor to write, edit, add images, use A.I for certain production, and frequent saving of data. After reading through what Electric is/isn't for, it seems to me that I should use a normal cljs stack for the main app where users purchase and read stories and Electric for the editor. But I want to check this assumption first before going forward, mostly because I'd much rather simplify and use one thing for everything (electric for whole app, or normal clj/cljs for whole app). Some context: • The main app is more websitey. It's more or less two pages, a catalogue page and story page • Main app would have relatively much more traffic than editor because more people would be readers than authors, but that traffic wouldn't be making many calls to the backend as they just log in, fetch catalogue, purchase a story, and fetch the story. • If a reader's connection drops and the app just stops working, that would be a dealbreaker. Sounds like Electric might have that problem? So: Would Electric cause me problems if I tried using it for the whole app? Is it straightforward to use Electric for one part of an app without interfering with the rest, like 'myapp .com/publish' which boots electric and unboots when i nav back to \home?