Proof, not placeholders

Sites you can open

Three industry samples on the same platform clients get. For each: what the owner typed in the brief, the live multi-page site it produced, and what the operated half does after launch.

The three samples

Sample site (demo, not a client) · Bakery & café

crumbwell-bakery.kilnworks.studio

Brief in: Neighborhood sourdough bakery — five pages, WhatsApp pre-orders, verified hours and prices (sourdough $8, Tue–Fri 7–14, stall Saturdays).
Site out: Menu, weekend pre-orders, and contact forms — open the live site and click around.
Then we run it: Seasonal pastry line, Friday hours, and pre-order cutoff — changed by conversation after launch, verified on the live menu.

Sample site (demo, not a client) · Professional services

stillpoint-yoga.kilnworks.studio

Brief in: Yoga studio — class schedule, pricing tiers, and a calm booking flow from a ten-minute intake (no invented class names or prices).
Site out: Schedule, classes, and booking-style flows — open the live site and click around.
Then we run it: New workshop series, holiday closures, and class-cap tweaks — each request checked on the schedule page before it is reported done.

Sample site (demo, not a client) · Local trades

rapidflow-plumbing.kilnworks.studio

Brief in: 24/7 emergency plumber — services, service areas, and a contact form; every claim traced to the brief (no invented coverage map).
Site out: Services, service areas, and contact requests — open the live site and click around.
Then we run it: After-hours surcharge, new neighborhood added to the service list, and winter promo copy — operated the same way a client site is.

Every sample is labeled on the site and in this portfolio — demos, not clients. Each one links back to Kilnworks when you are ready to build yours.

What you are looking at

Brief in — the verified facts and goals from the ten-minute intake. Nothing here was invented; the QA gate rejects copy that cannot trace to what the owner supplied.
Site out — a real multi-page site on its own subdomain, not a screenshot or a mockup frame.
Then we run it — the part most studios skip: changes by plain conversation, verified on the live site before they are reported done.

When you are ready, the brief is ten minutes. Pricing is published.

Like what you see?

Request an invite

Request an invitation — a person replies within one business day and sends the intake link when there is a fit.