A personal life
One person's own life: bills, a calendar, a car, a landlord, the documents that matter. No firm.
Coming soonWalk around a business that's already running.
Every demo is a fictional business in the middle of a normal week: real problems, real email threads, months of history. Pick one, then switch between three people at the top to see what each of them sees, including the parts of their own lives nobody else can.
The showroom
A small shop
A pizza shop owner with a handful of employees, a landlord problem and a rival across the street.
Coming soonA 3-person firm
A partner, an associate and a secretary, and the clients who keep them busy.
Coming soonA 7-person family office
A family's money, entities and people, and one partner who is also in a joint venture next door.
Coming soonA 25-person firm
A small-town paper distributor. Be the manager, a sales rep, or accounting.
Coming soonMore businesses
A marketing agency
Five service lines, retainers and sprints, a few late months.
Coming soonA dental clinic
Patients, recalls, a denied claim under appeal, a lapsed license.
Coming soonAn estate-planning practice
Plans at every stage, a trust being funded, the client portal.
Coming soonA CPA firm
Monthly closes, client questions, packages out the door.
Coming soonAn auto repair shop
Open repair orders, cars ready for pickup, a night-box drop.
Coming soonA childcare center
Three rooms, attendance, tuition and the morning rush.
Coming soonA caterer
Events through December, a late final count, deposits and balances.
Coming soonA property manager
Eighteen units, a new lease, an emergency call closed at dawn.
Coming soon