Nothing here is a mockup. Hover or tap a card to read about it, then open it full size and click around. Where a demo needs a login, it's on the card.
A custom-interiors contractor with a site that looks like the work. Pinned footage, a reel of framed photographs, and a globe of 137 job photos you spin with your finger. Every rule on the page is drawn on scroll.
A stockroom that keeps its own books. Techs point a phone at the sticker on the bin and say how many they took. No logins, no training. Reorder lists write themselves, and the money locks behind the owner's four-digit code.
Estimates, digital signatures, invoices, client payments and recurring billing for the trades, built by a contractor. One plan, five dollars a month, where the big names charge up to $149.
Pennsylvania liquor license law. Six pages that swap without reloading, illustrations that change as you scroll the practice areas, and a searchable marketplace of licenses for sale.
A live open-or-closed sign that reads the shop's real hours against the clock, a before-and-after you drag with your finger, and a gallery that scrolls sideways as you scroll down.
A jobsite operating system for a construction company. Every person has their own login that decides exactly what they see. The field never signs in: a carpenter scans the code on the pole and gets his tasks, nothing else.
Wyncote · Glenside · Erdenheim · Philadelphia — and anywhere a phone works.