What teams actually ship.

A real custom theme, not a template. Five reference images became a bespoke design system — type, color, and layout language built to match.

Live on day one. Hosting, deploys, and the domain handled by Vision — no repo setup, no infra to babysit.

Iteration stays a sentence away. New pages and copy changes ship from the same chat, safely, in minutes.

Confidence before code. They clicked through the whole portal as a Playground mock and built confidence before a line of their codebase changed.

Built into the real codebase. The portal shipped inside their existing production app — same auth, same data, same Stripe billing — without breaking production.

It keeps evolving without engineers. The founders ship changes themselves from the same chat, behind guardrails — the $20K/mo dev agency is gone.

Four concepts before one line of code. Every direction was a clickable Playground mock — they picked a winner before the codebase changed.

Grounded in their real tools. The suggestions and capability shelf come from their live tool registry — 28 tools, approval gates included — not placeholder copy.

Shipped into their Next.js app. The winning concept landed in the real Xoria codebase — and the agent drove it in a browser to verify it renders and behaves.

Real events, not placeholder data. Vision agents scrape live event sources on a schedule — 70 upcoming events across six cities. Lovable never got past mock data.

Way faster after the switch. Pages that crawled on the old build load instantly now — guardrails keep the codebase clean enough to stay fast.

A full product, not a demo. Search, categories, saved events, personalized picks, and a sample account — hosted and live.

Six tools, one system. Events, CRM, podcast scheduling, pre- and post-production, and social content — the spreadsheet stack, retired in one suite.

Wired into their real stack. Granola notes flow in, Spotify triggers post-production, Kit sends the newsletter, Webflow gets the article — with approval gates where humans sign off.

Ops the team actually runs. Delivery pacing, health bands, renewal windows, and overdue next steps — computed live from their account data.

A real 3D engine, in the browser. Rotatable terrain, scenario clusters, visual modes — an interactive probability space, not a static chart.

Grounded in the case record. Every fork ties back to real filings and assumptions, on versioned case states — v41 and counting.

Domain guardrails built in. The app knows its limits — "simulation artifact, not legal advice" ships in the product, and decisions only a court can make stay clearly out of reach.