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Click it yourself.

The four below aren't screenshots, they're things that actually work. Book a table and a seat disappears. Ship an order and stock drops. The chatbot really answers. The game really plays. Nothing you type here is sent anywhere: it all stays in your browser. Click around as much as you like.

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Four Samples

You have to click to know

Each sample comes with a "just try this" list. Follow those three steps and you'll know within 30 seconds whether this is the real thing.

01 · Booking System7 days · $500 –

Bookings pile up even when no one answers the phone

This is the booking screen for a neighborhood café, Rosemary & Rye. A guest-facing view and an owner view sit on separate tabs. Remaining seats per time slot are calculated live against an 18-seat cap.

Just try this
  1. Try clicking 1:00 PM. It's grayed out as "Full" because that slot is already booked solid.
  2. Pick a time and book a table for 4. After booking, that slot's open seats drop by 4.
  3. Click the "Owner View" tab. Your booking is right there in the list, with arrival and no-show controls.
02 · Inventory · Purchase-Order Dashboard12 days · $1,100 –

Stop cross-checking three spreadsheets by eye

This is the inventory screen for a household-goods wholesaler, Meridian Supply Co. 42 products, 8 vendors. Days of stock remaining is calculated automatically and flags when it's time to reorder.

Just try this
  1. Enter a ship quantity on the left and click "Log Shipment." Stock drops, days-remaining recalculates, and the total inventory value at the top updates too.
  2. "Select All Needing Reorder" → "Create Purchase Order." Orders split by vendor and quantities auto-fill. You can still edit quantities.
  3. Click "Confirm Order." Stock refills and it's logged under the "History" tab.
03 · Support Chatbot4 days · $200 –

Even a 3am question gets answered

Answers 32 topics: hours, shipping, product recommendations, even refunds. Ask something it doesn't know and it says so, then hands off to a human. It doesn't pretend to know.

Just try this
  1. "Recommend me a heavy, clacky keyboard switch." It answers with switch names and prices.
  2. Ask it something deliberately off-topic. It admits it doesn't know, and offers three questions it can actually answer instead.
  3. Click "Connect to a human." The conversation so far gets summarized and filed as an inquiry.
04 · Campaign Game1 day · $100 –

The crash is the ad

A night-driving game for the off-road SUV brand MERIDIAN 4X4. Hit something and the screen freezes, shakes, and throws debris. Swap the car for your product and it's a campaign.

Just try this
  1. Click "Start Driving" and steer with the arrow keys. On a phone, drag the screen.
  2. Deliberately crash into a rock. The screen freezes for 0.1s, then shakes and throws debris. That's impact.
  3. Drive through a yellow BOOST gate. Three seconds of invincibility at 1.5x speed.

This is the sample. Here's the real thing.

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Sample vs. delivered product

The four above are samples that run entirely in your browser, with no server. So a booking doesn't notify the owner's phone, and if someone else opens the same screen, they only see their own version.

What we actually deliver has the following added. The screens and behavior you just saw stay exactly the same: we add what makes it really run behind the scenes.

This sampleWhat you actually get
Saved only in your browserSaved on a server, same content wherever you open it
No notificationsAutomatic SMS · email
Single userMultiple concurrent users · permission levels
No paymentsCard · bank transfer · recurring billing
No backupsAutomatic backup · recovery
No addressDomain connected · search visibility set up

The reason we spell this difference out up front is simple. You feeling misled later is the biggest loss we could take.