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 appA deployed, working application backed by real data.Recorded walkthroughReal flows captured from the live apps, frozen — no login, can’t break.Design mockupA 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.