Separate from shipped client work, these are concepts and mockups we build on our own: sometimes for a pitch, sometimes just to push an idea. Every one is a real, open-and-explore demo, not a flat picture. Use the filters to move between website, app, and automation concepts.
A self-initiated concept for a high-end menswear label. The hero is a full-screen film: a tailored figure walks as you scroll, scrubbed frame-by-frame to the wheel, opening into an editorial lookbook, an unhurried four-step bespoke process, and a studio story. Built to show how a fashion-house homepage can feel. The original brief didn't convert, so we de-branded it and kept the craft.
A self-initiated concept for an institutional capital advisory. The hero is a 300-frame sequence scrubbed to the scroll wheel, opening into a sovereign, editorial story: the field, the framework, the track record, and the arc to a listing bell. Built to show how a serious finance house can feel as considered online as it is in the room. A pitch brief that didn't convert, de-branded with placeholder content and kept for the craft.
A parallel design direction for the same advisory pitch: lighter, upward, momentum-led, where Sovereign was dark and still. A scroll-scrubbed "climb" rises from the factory floor to the listing bell. Built to show how one positioning can be expressed two completely different ways. De-branded from an unconverted pitch, with placeholder content.
One of four directions for a premium professional-services site, each built around a live animated masthead: here, a perspective grid flying toward the horizon. Switch the palette live (Editorial · Slate) and the whole canvas recolours. De-branded from a real advisory brief and generalised so it suits any finance or professional firm.
Another direction in the set, tuned for a global / cross-border advisory: a slow constellation of market nodes assembling into a rotating trade sphere behind the masthead. Switch palettes live (Editorial · Clay) and the field recolours with the page. Fully de-branded placeholder content.
A private-wealth direction: a calm liquid-wave field that ripples to the cursor and settles as you read, beneath a quiet editorial masthead. Four live palettes (Editorial · Blue · Slate · Clay), each recolouring the whole scene. De-branded placeholder content.
A growth-capital direction: a rising financial-graph field charting steadily upward behind the masthead. Four live palettes (Editorial · Forest · Slate · Clay) recolour the canvas and the page together. De-branded placeholder content from an unconverted brief.
A working app we built and run for a real electrical wholesaler: full catalogue, live closing stock across two godowns, transactions and reports. Open the demo to explore the whole thing with sample data, no login. A short "how it works" opens on entry.
Mirrors a business's TallyPrime books to a secure cloud, then shows party ledgers, the day book, stock and outstanding bills on any device, with one-tap WhatsApp payment reminders. Open the demo to explore it with sample books, no login.
Owners assign parties to collectors; collectors update cash, online and pending from their phones; owners watch the day's totals build live, then lock the day to history. Open the owner demo with sample data, no login.
The machinery under Nexvia Books: a tiny connector on the shop PC mirrors TallyPrime to a private cloud workspace about every two minutes, heals renames and deletions, and carries app entries back into Tally as real vouchers. This connector powers Nexvia Books.
Send overdue-bill reminders with a statement PDF and UPI link, then follow up on the schedule you set. Record the confirmed payment against the right bills; the approved receipt posts back into Tally. Opening a payment link alone does not confirm or record a payment.
One shareable link turns any customer's phone into your order counter: they pick from live stock at their own price level, propose rates if you allow it, and get WhatsApp updates as you approve. Nothing reaches Tally until you've said yes, then it lands as a proper order.
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Some of our best work started as a concept like these: a demo built so a client could feel the idea before signing off on a single page. If you'd like to see your own website, app, or automation mocked up this way, that conversation usually starts with one WhatsApp.
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