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Not a video of it. Pick any of eight invented businesses and the whole thing redraws as that business’s own: the mark, the colours, the type, the footage, every word. The functions never change. That is what a build is.

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  • Every screen, Social and the assistant
  • Eight invented businesses
  • Nothing saves, sends or posts

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The same software, eight times. Switch business and the mark, the colours, the type, the corners, the navigation, the footage and every word change together. Where a business bought both, the Social / Assistant toggle is at the top of the bar. Every business, person, photograph, message, booking, price and number in here is invented. None is a real client, customer or prospect, and nothing in it is connected to anything. Each business’s footage comes only from its own trade. Open it on its own page

Eight example builds

The same engine, wearing eight different businesses.

Every business below is invented, and so is every name, person, booking and number in the pictures. Open any of them full size.

A true-black screen from an invented tattoo studio's own software, Saltwire Tattoo: bone-white condensed capitals, one red, hairline rules and square corners. A red needle-and-wave mark and the wordmark SALTWIRE top left, a Social or Assistant switch, then a ruled tab row with Pick the bits underlined in red. Heading PICK THE BITS, 3 ticked, 176 moments in the library, newest first, then a library strip of five photo thumbnails. Six moment cards in two rows, each a photograph: ink caps laid out on a steel tray, Setting the caps before we open, Wednesday 02:30, 0:44, ticked; a gloved hand drawing a floral stencil, Drawing the stencil, Tuesday 11:05, 0:58, ticked; framed flash sheets on a wall, The flash wall, new sheet framed, 0:30, ticked; a healed floral tattoo on a forearm, Healed at eight weeks; the artist from behind at the bench with the ink trolley, Ren at the bench, first pass; and a person entering a shop doorway, greyed and marked Left out because there is no release. A wide bone-coloured button reads Make videos from these, beside Later.
The Pick the bits screen: the library strip (8 hours of footage since April, 176 moments understood, Tuesday's morning added 15) and six moments it found, each a photograph still with the day and timecode, length, title, a line on why it is useful and tags; three ticked, one left out because a client's face is in frame with no release, and the Make videos from these button. An invented example: Saltwire Tattoo is not a real business. Every name and number in it is made up. That business’s own design, not ours recoloured: true black, bone white and one red; condensed grotesque caps; ruled cells, square corners, red underline on the open tab. Swipe the picture sideways to see all of it. Open full size (1500 × 1330)
The assistant’s Conversations screen for an invented hair studio, Oleander: the list of text threads with two held for a person, and one thread open in which the assistant books a balayage for Saturday 1:15pm by text, confirms it with the address, then stops and holds the thread when the customer asks the price, with a Take over button for the owner.
The Assistant's Conversations screen: the list of text threads with two held for a person, and one thread open in which the assistant books a balayage for Saturday 1:15pm by text, confirms it with the address, then stops and holds the thread when the customer asks the price, with a Take over button for the owner. An invented example: Oleander Hair Studio is not a real business. Every name and number in it is made up. That business’s own design, not ours recoloured: warm cream, clay and olive; Didot headings, Gill Sans body; soft round cards with outlined chip navigation. Swipe the picture sideways to see all of it. Open full size (1500 × 1390)
An ivory screen from an invented wedding planner's own software, Juniper Lane Weddings: a centred italic serif wordmark under a two-rings mark, a ruled line of small-capital tabs, and hairline-bordered panels with no shadows. Heading Ready for you, 1 of 3, and a field reading A calm explainer on how a first look works with a sage Build it button. Left, a tall phone-shaped frame holding a photograph of an empty stone terrace at golden hour with festoon lights and two wooden chairs, labelled Instagram and 0:34, captioned Twenty quiet minutes, on purpose. Right: built from five sources with small photo thumbnails, the terrace at golden hour, the aisle before anyone sat, hands and rings with no faces, the couple's mood board and Sol's handwritten run sheet; the title and its opening line; goes to Instagram, TikTok and Facebook; four panels for Sound, Your voice, Captions and Checked, all clear 6 of 6; and buttons Yes, send it and Not this one.
The Ready for you screen: one finished short video waiting for a yes, the five pieces of footage it was built from with their dates, the title and hook, where it goes, the sound, voice, captions and checks it was made with, and the Yes, send it and Not this one buttons. An invented example: Juniper Lane Weddings is not a real business. Every name and number in it is made up. That business’s own design, not ours recoloured: ivory ground, deep sage; Cochin and Hoefler Text; centred wordmark, hairline rules, almost no shadow. Swipe the picture sideways to see all of it. Open full size (1500 × 1290)
A warm paper-coloured screen from an invented café's own software, Sunday Street Coffee, with a deep brown top bar, an orange sun-and-cup mark, rounded friendly type and chunky cream cards. Heading The plan, This week, then five columns: Today has 7:00am The first pour of the day, Instagram video, waiting on you, with a photograph of espresso pulling into a white cup, and 12:30pm The winter toastie is back, Facebook video, waiting on you, with a photograph of a hand wiping a chalkboard; Tomorrow 8:00am Where our beans come from, TikTok video, you said yes, with a photograph of a roaster drum; Monday 7:30am Public holiday hours, Google photo, being made, with a photograph of the empty café in morning sun; Tuesday 9:00am Your newsletter, email, being made; Wednesday 8:00am How we dial in the grinder, YouTube video, being made, with a photograph of a barista at the machine.
The plan screen for the week: every post by day with its time, title, platform, kind and state. Two today waiting on the owner, one tomorrow already said yes to, and three being made for Monday to Wednesday including a Google photo and the email newsletter. An invented example: Sunday Street Coffee is not a real business. Every name and number in it is made up. That business’s own design, not ours recoloured: warm paper, terracotta and deep brown bar; rounded sans; chunky soft cards with a thick bottom edge. Swipe the picture sideways to see all of it. Open full size (1500 × 800)
A black screen from an invented night club's own software, Parallax: behind a faint grid, a darkened photograph of a crowd in silhouette under a green laser; acid-green condensed capitals, a triangle mark, square boxed navigation cells and sharp-cornered panels. Heading FUNNELS, 1,710 magnets sent, every one asked for. Left, three funnel rows: Saturday guest list, word GUESTLIST, 212 started and 164 delivered, outlined in green; The set times, SETTIMES; Booth enquiry, BOOTH. Right, the open funnel: six numbered steps from The trigger to Closing ask with their wording, a Send it anyway if they do not follow switch turned on, four green bars for Triggered 212, DM sent 198, Asked to follow 198, Delivered 164, a note that 14 could not be DMed, and a list of handles with Delivered, Asked to follow, DM sent or The platform would not let us DM, ending Replies only, no cold outreach.
The Funnels screen with one funnel open: the comment word that triggers it, the public reply, the opening DM, the ask to follow, the magnet and the closing ask, the switch to send it anyway if they do not follow, how many people reached each step, and the last six people who went through it. An invented example: Parallax is not a real business. Every name and number in it is made up. That business’s own design, not ours recoloured: black with a faint grid, acid green; DIN condensed caps; boxed cell navigation, sharp corners, dense rows. Swipe the picture sideways to see all of it. Open full size (1500 × 1250)
A white screen from an invented law firm's own software, Calder Whitlock Lawyers, set in an old-style serif with ink-navy buttons, square flat boxes and a thin gold rule under the heading. A CW monogram and wordmark top left, underlined tab navigation. Heading Inbox, 2 need you, 1 drafted waiting, 19 came in today, with channel boxes for LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, Google and Email. Six bordered cards in two columns: Marta V asks what a will for a couple costs, held, asks about price; Ollie N asks whether a landlord can give 14 days' notice, held, a legal question, both with Answer it yourself and Skip; Hamid S by email asks for the engagement letter again, with a drafted reply and Send, Edit and Skip; a LinkedIn comment CHECKLIST answered by a funnel with its public reply; Grace O asking about meetings after 5pm answered by the assistant; and Theo K thanked by the firm. A bar underneath reads What it holds for you, 4 on.
The Inbox: comments, messages and email from LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, Google and email in one list. Two held for a person with the reason and an Answer it yourself button, one email reply drafted and waiting to be sent, and three already answered, each row saying who answered it: the assistant, a funnel, or the firm. An invented example: Calder Whitlock Lawyers is not a real business. Every name and number in it is made up. That business’s own design, not ours recoloured: white, ink navy, a muted gold rule; Iowan Old Style; flat bordered boxes, square corners, underlined tabs. Swipe the picture sideways to see all of it. Open full size (1500 × 1370)
A sand-coloured screen from an invented yoga retreat's own software, Quiet Ridge Retreat, in deep forest green with a soft humanist sans, wide spacing and borderless rounded cards. Heading Add footage, It joins everything already here. A dashed drop zone with a dark green plus, Drop anything in, a line about phone video and old footage being read once and kept, and a Choose a file button. Below, the library: eleven overlapping photo thumbnails with play marks, a sunrise over a ridge, a mat being rolled on a deck, a woman talking to camera, a bowl handed over, a class indoors, a group seated on a deck, mats at sunrise, rain on a deck, a misty ridge and two people walking a path, with the line The library, 11 hours since February, 212 moments understood, ready to reuse. Then five cards numbered 1 to 5: You drop it in, It watches it once, It joins the library, It builds from all of it, You say yes, the first and last marked you.
The Add footage screen: the drop zone (Drop anything in, Choose a file), the library with its eleven newest pieces of footage as photo thumbnails (11 hours since February, 212 moments understood, Saturday's sunrise hour added 19), and the five steps from You drop it in to You say yes. An invented example: Quiet Ridge Retreat is not a real business. Every name and number in it is made up. That business’s own design, not ours recoloured: sand and deep forest, light; Seravek humanist sans; no borders, wide spacing, dot-marked navigation. Swipe the picture sideways to see all of it. Open full size (1500 × 1345)
An ivory screen from an invented hotel's own software, The Wrenfield Hotel, with a charcoal sidebar on the left holding a brass W mark, the wordmark in small capitals, a Social or Assistant switch and the Assistant's screens with Today highlighted in brass. Heading Today, 3 held for a person, 34 texts since midnight, over a brass rule. Six bordered cards with serif numerals: a large red 3, Holding for a person, with three guest texts beside it about a rate, a noisy neighbouring room and a guaranteed view; 34 came in; 27 answered on its own; a Booked card with time chips for today, tomorrow, Thursday moved, Friday struck through and Saturday; What it knows as a row of chips; The number 0491 571 377 with SMS live and voice not built yet; and a wide card, 81% answered without a person.
The Assistant's Today screen, owned by the hotel: three texts held for the desk with the first line of each, 34 texts in since midnight, 27 answered on its own, the week's tables, spa and late check-outs booked by text, what it knows, the hotel's own number with SMS live and voice not yet built, and 81% answered without a person this week. An invented example: The Wrenfield Hotel is not a real business. Every name and number in it is made up. That business’s own design, not ours recoloured: ivory and charcoal with brass; Baskerville small-capital wordmark; a charcoal sidebar instead of a top tab bar, brass rules under each label. Swipe the picture sideways to see all of it. Open full size (1500 × 1250)

Questions

About the demo.

Yes. It is a copy of the software itself, running in the page, with invented businesses in it. Nothing in it saves, sends or posts, and nothing in it reaches the internet: every button that would do something in your account says what it would do instead of pretending it did it.

Because a build is drawn in the business’s own brand. Pick a different invented business and the mark, the colours, the type, the corners, the navigation, the footage and every word change together. The functions never do. That is what you are buying: the same software, made yours.

No. Every business shown on this site is invented, and so is every name, person, booking and number in the pictures. No real client appears anywhere on this site.

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