Industry language
Hospitals, freight, hotels — say it. The nav should not say “Items.”
Sales
Prospects smell a canned deck. They lean in when the sidebar says their industry and the empty state uses their nouns. Spin a project per account. Walk the iframe. Send a Community link after.
Per account
Separate projects
Live
Click-through demo
Link
Publish after the call
Same day
Custom nouns in the UI
Why this exists
Paste three bullets from the discovery call. Ask for their logo treatment in words, their workflow, their objections as FAQ. You are not promising a production integration. You are showing that the product can look like their world.
Call plan
In the product
Hospitals, freight, hotels — say it. The nav should not say “Items.”
Do not remix last week’s prospect in front of this week’s.
If the agent drifts, stop, restore, send a tighter prompt.
A Community card is a follow-up that is not a 40MB video.
If checkout is Whop on this host, do not demo a fake Stripe unless the generated app really has it.
Solutions engineering can take the zip after you win the room.
How
01
From the call notes. Not from your homepage.
02
Skip the about page. Build the queue they live in.
03
Once, in the iframe, before the meeting.
04
Publish or keep the project. Do not ghost the artifact.
Questions
Real Vite + React + TypeScript files in a project you own. Preview is a running Vite server proxied through the studio iframe.
The agent stops until the month resets or you upgrade. Pro is $19.99/month via Whop card checkout. The webhook sets your plan to Pro.
Yes. Export a zip from the studio. Secrets are not stuffed into the zip as plaintext from the ciphertext store — add env files yourself after export.
The generated app is real code. Integrations are real only if you built them. Say that out loud on the call.
Nouns, layout, the main table. Not their entire ERP. Do not promise the ERP.
Next
Free is live. Pro is $19.99/month on Whop. The studio, preview, and export are on this host — not a waitlist.