Try

See it work.

Three kinds of "see it" here, labelled so you always know what you're looking at:live apps backed by real data,recorded walkthroughs captured from those apps, anddesign mockups that were never wired to data.

What the labels meanLive app— A deployed, working application backed by real data.Recorded walkthrough— Real flows captured from the live apps, frozen — no login, can’t break.Design mockup— A design reference — static screens, never wired to real data.

Live apps

Live app

Deployed applications running on real data — the actual product, not a picture of it.

Merchant admin · real Stripe sandbox

Run the subscription program

Lands you on the populated dashboard of sandbox store cdfqf9k6zf as the store owner — MRR, churn, the exception queue, and the full subscriptions list. Every charge row's processor_transaction_id is a live Stripe pi_* you can look up in Stripe's dashboard; the past-due exception is a genuine card_declined from a Stripe test card, not a fabricated row.

  • Subscription plans on real Kibble & Co. catalog products — Open Farm dog kibble, Native Pet chews — auto-refill at 1 / 2 / 3-month cadence
  • 5 subscriptions across active / paused / past-due / cancelled
  • 11 charges — 10 succeeded, 1 declined — all real Stripe PaymentIntents
  • No app install and no merchant signup. Opens behind a shared basic-auth preview prompt (bc-blueprint), then a short-lived demo session (reload to refresh).
Open the merchant admin →

Subscriber storefront · real BC catalog · storefront.bcsubs.app

Shop it like a customer

Kibble & Co. — a premium multi-brand pet retailer (Open Farm, Native Pet, Wild One, Finn, maxbone) on real BigCommerce catalog data. Browse the catalog, open a product page, and see Auto-Refill subscribe-and-save offered natively on the product page, the moment you'd reach for "Add to cart" — every 1, 2, or 3 months. Managing an existing subscription (skip / swap / pause / cancel) signs in as a shopper.

  • Real branded products + images from the sandbox store
  • Auto-Refill on the product page — 10–20% off, segmented 1/2/3-month cadence
  • One-time + subscription mix; account portal: skip, swap, pause, cancel
  • Behind the shared preview password (bc-blueprint)
Open the storefront ↗

Walk the whole product — verified

Recorded walkthrough

43 steps end to end — install → catalog → a customer subscribes → retain & recover → run & grow, the merchant and subscriber seats interleaved as one story. Every step is the visible face of a passing end-to-end test: one spec produces the test, the walkthrough, and the demo, so what you see can't have drifted from what ships — if a step regressed, its captured still (the screenshot) would never have been taken in the first place. No install, no login, nothing to break, and a shareable deep link to any step.

Same captures, two ways: read the full 43-step walk, or drive a focused click-through yourself.

Design mockups

Design mockup

The design reference for the product's look and interaction patterns — static screens with no real data behind them. It's how the team aligns on UX before building, not a working surface. Opens behind the same shared basic-auth preview prompt (bc-blueprint). The scenarios view maps each mockup screen to the live surface it specifies.

Open the design mockups ↗

Day-to-day operations

Merchant onboarding, subscriber experience, dunning playbook, support runbooks — the operational layer for after the demo is over. This is the newest, thinnest area today; authored playbooks land here as the operational scenarios mature.

Planned

Merchant guide

Onboarding · plan design · dunning rules · refund flows · cancellation policies

Planned

Subscriber experience

Account portal · payment management · skip/swap/pause · cancel flows

What's not here yet

  • Embedded storefront widgets in this page — the storefront is live (above); we link out rather than iframe it, since the subscribe widget and account flows are best seen in the real storefront, not a cropped frame.
  • App install from the BC marketplace — not yet listed; the project is pre-marketplace.