Build Lab
Four things to try. Three are working demos on simulated data: nothing calls a model, sends a message or keeps what you type. The fourth is the real project scoper, which saves only if you choose to send it.
Working demo. Simulated data, fictional business.
Talk to a front desk
An assistant for a fictional taquería. It answers from approved facts, takes a booking step by step, and hands off when it should. The panel beside it shows what the owner would see.
Front desk: Hi, this is the front desk at Taquería Nube Roja. What can I help with?
What the business sees
Every message becomes a structured event here. Ask something to see it.
Working demo. Simulated data, nothing is sent.
Run an automation
Pick an enquiry and watch it travel. One of the three stops and asks you to approve a reply, because a person should decide what a quote says.
Pick an enquiry to send through
- Received
- Classified
- Routed
- Approval
- Replied
- Logged
Nothing running. Choose an enquiry above.
Working component. The same one the site uses.
Take the mark apart
The 2Tyme mark as an object, built from layered vectors in CSS 3D with the film running down its well. No WebGL. Move the controls.
Working tool. Saved only when you send it.
Scope your own project
The original Build Lab. Answer a few questions and get a structured blueprint: features, recommended stack, complexity and a timeline. No call required.
What would you like to build?
Pick the closest fit — you can refine later.