A man-page style landing page for a developer CLI: a live terminal types its demo, then runs your commands, with install tabs, a box-drawn pipeline, and an ASCII benchmark. No accounts. Ships with 7 fictional releases.
A dark landing page for an AI code review SaaS: a pull request reviewed live in the hero with one-click fixes, six rule switches that re-annotate a diff, and a merge timeline. No accounts. Ships with 6 fictional changelog entries.
A blueprint-style landing page for a distributed database: take regions down on a live system map, pick a city to see its latency, and watch the engine come apart in layers. No accounts. Ships with fictional latency data for 12 cities.
A hardware pre-order landing page: a 3D model built in code, a scroll-driven exploded view, a dial you can turn and hear click, a finish picker, a datasheet, and free numbered reservations. No accounts. Ships with a fictional desk dial.
A fintech API landing page: a payout demo that streams JSON beside a balanced double-entry ledger, a money-flow diagram, a 40-country coverage map, and a Talk to sales form. No accounts. Ships with 3 fictional case studies.
An AI research lab website set like a quarterly journal: a drifting contour figure, a model card with a sortable evaluation table, a filterable research index, and posts with sidenotes. No accounts. Ships with 6 fictional papers.
A Mac app’s marketing site built as a retro desktop: drag windows, copy text into a working clip history demo, and find a game in the Trash. No accounts. Ships with a fictional app, 7 features, and 6 changelog builds.
A launch page for a calendar app in a bright bento layout: a phone that plays a day as you scroll, eight live feature tiles, and a Plan my day demo. No accounts. Ships with a fictional app, a sample user’s day, and five beta quotes.
A deep-tech landing page for a satellite company: a WebGL globe with 48 orbiting satellites, live telemetry, and a tasking demo that captures any place you pick. No accounts. Ships with 6 sample sites and 6 fictional launches.
A landing page for an AI text-to-speech app: a WebGL orb that moves with real voice samples, four voices that read an essay with live captions, and a working phone player. No accounts. Ships with 4 voices and 4 fictional sample items.