Demos
Things we build to show what is possible. Not client work and not a mockup — each one is a running product you can launch and use, and a starting point for yours.
Northbound
A full outdoor-gear storefront, built as a demo rather than for a client: category rails, a live cart, product cards, testimonials and a newsletter block, all running in the browser with no backend behind it. It is here to show what a commerce front end can feel like before anyone commits to building one.
Blush Berry
A single-page product story for a drink that does not exist, built to show what a launch page can do: the can turns as you scroll, the type arrives with it, and the whole thing is a static Astro build with no CMS and nothing to keep running. The spin is a scrubbed video drawn to a canvas rather than a heavy 3D scene — the effect people ask for, at the weight of a page.
Nova Reserve
A protocol front end for a synthetic dollar that does not exist: a live shader bloom behind the hero, a connected wallet, a moving price and the collateral, liquidity, index and governance sections a reserve would have to explain. Built to show that fintech and web3 interfaces can carry an editorial voice instead of the same dashboard everyone ships.
Stacked
A burger brand with a voice, built end to end as a demo: the hero assembles itself out of its own ingredients as you scroll, the menu reads like a menu rather than a product grid, and the whole thing is held together by a taped-polaroid rail and a checkerboard that never takes itself seriously. Proof that a small hospitality brand does not have to look like a template with photos dropped in.
Your project won't build itself. Good thing we will.
Tell us what you are building. Let us talk it through — no pressure, just a conversation about what is possible.
Ideabuilt.