Three kinds of evidence, kept visibly separate: real client work (named with the owners' approval), the platforms this studio builds and operates itself, and studio demos — fictional businesses, sample data, always badged as demos. No invented outcomes, no borrowed logos.
Real engagements, described by scope. Outcomes are the clients' to publish — ours is the work itself.
Our own house platforms — the reason client work here starts from proven templates. We don't just ship these; we run them, with real users, every day.
A live local-food platform: a directory of 1,400+ gardens, farms, and markets across 44 states, garden crawls with digital passports, event registration, a product-recall scanner, chef booking, and member apps on web and Google Play.
The house hospitality brand — culinary events, chef experiences, and the public site the studio maintains for it. Where several of the studio’s patterns were proven first.
The house coffee brand — product story, online ordering through payment links, and the subscription and shipping patterns that became studio templates.
Working demonstrations of the patterns we sell — fictional businesses and sample data, labeled as demos, never dressed as client work. The salon demo is live now; the rest are in the lab, in build order.
The Gilded Hour — Nail Studio & Spa (fictional). The full money journey: service catalog → technician → real availability → deposit → confirmation and reminder previews — plus the owner calendar behind it. Book as a customer, then flip to the owner view and watch your appointment land.
Fictional HVAC & plumbing company
Lead-gen site with ZIP-based quote and booking flow, emergency-request routing, and a lead dashboard the office actually runs from.
Fictional multi-channel advertiser
Spend, leads, cost per lead, ROAS, and budget pacing — with platform-reported conversions kept visibly separate from confirmed sales.
Fictional multi-location restaurant group
A two-minute QR survey and the dashboard behind it: scores with distributions, location comparison, low-score alerts, drill-to-comment.
Fictional boutique studio
Class schedule with capacity and waitlist, trial-pass funnel, membership billing, and an owner view of occupancy and trial conversion.
Fictional dental / med clinic
Provider booking, structured intake, and reminders — the highest-value booking pattern, with compliance handled as a design constraint from day one.
Fictional professional-services firm
Consultation qualification funnel, secure intake, and a client portal where status is visible instead of chased by email.
Fictional farm and market business
What’s-growing listings, market and CSA ordering, pickup scheduling — the patterns from our own food platform, packaged for growers.
Fictional licensee tenant
The house platform under a fictional licensee’s brand — a seeded, resettable demonstration tenant for the studio’s incubated licensing product.
Start with the problem. We'll show you the closest working template on the discovery call — live, not in a slide deck.