Showroom
Browse it. Try it. See what fits.
Real, live tools you can use right now, and a gallery of possible directions across different kinds of businesses.
Not sure where to start? Three quick questions.
Live demonstrations — real, working, try them
01Presence
See your business, presented properly.
Type in your own business — the panel updates live, in this site’s own type system.
yourbusiness.com
Retail
Your Business Name
Your one-line description will appear here as you type.
A live preview, not a finished deliverable.
Like what you see? Start with Presence →02Systems
What is manual work actually costing you?
Adjust the hours to your own week — your number, not an industry average. This is what an automated version of that work can look like:
- 01Visitor
- 02Website form
- 03Structured inquiry
- 04Notification
- 05CRM / spreadsheet
- 06Follow-up
An illustrative example of an automated path — not a diagram of any specific client’s system.
Estimated total
9 hrs/week
Against a 40-hour work week, as a scale reference.
Roughly 39 hours a month, before Systems work even starts.
03Growth
Would a customer actually find you?
Check what’s already true today — a self-assessment, not a technical audit.
Preview reflects 0 of 5 checks.
Your result
0 of 5
Where Growth work usually helps
- A claimed, complete Google Business profile
- Usually the fastest win — most local search visibility starts here.
- Consistent name, address, and phone number everywhere you're listed
- Inconsistent listings actively confuse search engines about which business is real.
- A dedicated page for each service or location you offer
- One homepage trying to cover everything is harder to find for any single search.
- Real customer reviews that you actually respond to
- Reviews are one of the strongest local trust signals, and most sites do nothing to encourage them.
- A site that loads quickly and works well on mobile
- A slow or broken mobile experience loses visitors before they see anything else.
Directions — a gallery, not a page of text
Concept demonstrations of what’s possible for different kinds of businesses — not real client projects. Filter by category and browse.
Which is closest to your business?
trattoria.example
Restaurant & bar
A menu people can actually browse
Digital menu, table booking, no PDF.
What’s typically included ↓
- A menu that's actually readable on a phone
- Table reservations without a phone call
- Hours, location, and photos kept current
shop.example
Free shipping over €50
E-commerce
Sell directly, no marketplace cut
Product pages, cart, real payment.
What’s typically included ↓
- Product pages with real photography
- A cart and checkout you actually own
- Order/inventory basics wired together
app.example
2,410
Weekly active users
SaaS & startup
A product page that explains itself
One clear pitch, a real product screen.
What’s typically included ↓
- One sentence that says what it does
- A real screen, not a stock illustration
- A signup path that doesn't fight you
studio.example
Portfolio
Work first, everything else second
The work is the homepage.
What’s typically included ↓
- Real work as the actual homepage
- A structure that scales past 3 projects
- No stock photography standing in for craft
works.example
Intake → QC → Assembly → Ship
ISO 9001 · CE certified
Industrial & B2B
A process a buyer can actually follow
Capability shown as a real pipeline.
What’s typically included ↓
- Capability shown as a real process diagram
- Certifications and specs, easy to find
- A route to a quote that doesn't require a call first
studio-local.example
Next available: Today
Local service business
Booking that doesn't need a phone call
Real availability, one click to hold it.
What’s typically included ↓
- Real, live availability — not a contact form
- One click to hold a slot
- Automatic reminders, no manual follow-up
launch.example
Ship faster.
Get startedSaaS & startup
Launch page, not a wall of features
One sentence, one button, proof below.
What’s typically included ↓
- One sentence, one button, above the fold
- Proof placed where skepticism actually happens
- Fast enough to not lose the click
shop-nearby.example
Open today · 09–19
Local service business
Found by the street, not just Google
Hours, address, trust signals up top.
What’s typically included ↓
- A Google Business profile that's actually complete
- Hours/address consistent everywhere you're listed
- A mobile page that loads before someone walks off
listings.example
Via Po, 3-room
€1,450
3 rooms · 90m² · Available now
Real estate
A listing that sells before the visit
Price, size, availability — up front.
What’s typically included ↓
- Price, size, availability — never hidden
- Real photos, not a generic template gallery
- A direct way to book a viewing
yourname.example
Coach & consultant
Your name here.
One line describing exactly who you help and how.
Work with mePersonal brand
You, presented like you mean it
One clear offer, one clear next step.
What’s typically included ↓
- One clear offer, stated once, clearly
- A real photo and a real voice, not a template bio
- One next step, not five competing buttons
Want to see what Nima has actually built, not just what he can build? Visit Projects → Or see the real engineering behind these demos at Systems →