Every build starts as a working prototype you can tap through on your phone. These are real examples filled with sample data. Pick a role, sign in with one click, and use it the way your customers or your team would.
Don't like a screen? Say so, and you'll see the new version the same day, not at the next sprint review.
Owners import bank activity, categorise it once, and watch the income statement, balance sheet and trial balance update on their own.
Contractors build quotes from saved jobs, clients accept and sign online, and accepted work turns into an invoice with deposits tracked.
Owners invite people to each app, keep company details in one place, switch modules on and off, and run more than one business from one login.
Agency staff plan every client's blog and social calendars, assign tasks, and track who owns what. Clients sign in to review and approve their own work.
Families join, renew, and carry their member cards on their phones. Admins and zone leaders look up members, set prices, and export the roster.
Managers track rent, units, tenants and repair tickets in one place. Tenants pay rent, report problems and find their lease from their phones.
It's easier to spot what's wrong on a screen than in a document. Problems show up in the first weeks, not after launch.
Customers, staff, and admins each get a login, so each group tests the part they will actually use.
Once you sign off, the prototype is the spec. What ships matches what you clicked through.
Why this beats specs, wireframes and mockups, and how a prototype becomes the build: Clickable prototypes: try your web app before it's built →
A sentence or two is enough. If it's a fit, a prototype like these is usually the first thing you'll see.
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