Built in a chat. Running for real.
Seven places we made up to show what one conversation builds. Every one of them runs on Hypamoon and was published through the same tools your chat uses. They are demos, not customers.
>Publish a site for Ostrey, my hair salon, with my prices, a booking form and gift cards.
deploy_siteostrey.hypamoon.app is live
create_collectionbookings, with a form on the site
get_form_snippetthe booking form, with a bot check
Done. Every booking request lands in your data.
Seven demos, seven parts of the product.
- Ostrey, a hair atelierServices with prices, a booking form whose requests land in the salon's data, and gift cards with a checkout in test mode.→
- Mosswick, a ceramics shopProducts with live stock from the shop's own data, an order form, and a chat that knows what is left.→
- Tidemark Runners, a club eventAn event page with a sign-up form, and news the organizers post from their chat.→
- Oatlark, an internal toolA stock checker for a bakery team, behind a password, with counts everyone shares.→
- Quillmere Seeds, an online storeProducts with live stock, a cart and a real checkout in test mode; every order lands in the shop's data.→
- Penwhistle, an online courseA free first lesson, the other nine behind paid access, once or per month.→
- Lanternmoor Live, a ticket saleTicket types in limited numbers, checkout in test mode, and a ticket with a code and a QR code.→
Ostrey, a hair atelier.
What it shows: a calm salon site with large photography, services with prices, a booking form whose requests land in the salon's data, gift cards with a checkout in test mode, and a phone number on every page. Solution: Online store.
Publish a site for Ostrey, my hair salon, with my prices, a booking form and gift cards.
See it live: ostrey.hypamoon.app. In a real salon the number on every page is answered by your assistant; this demo doesn't take calls. Gift cards pay in test mode, no real money.
Mosswick, a ceramics shop.
What it shows: products read live from the shop's own data, so a sold-out mug says so the moment the maker changes it; an order form; and a chat that answers from the same stock list. Checkout is not switched on in this demo, so this shop takes order requests. Solution: Online store.
Put my pottery shop online with my products and stock, an order form for pickup or post, and a chat that knows what is left.
See it live: mosswick.hypamoon.app. Then try: "The chalk mug is sold out, put it on the site."
Tidemark Runners, a club event.
What it shows: an event page with the program and the route, a sign-up form whose entries land in the club's list, and a news block the organizers fill from their chat. No company needed. For: you, your club or event.
Make a page for our night run with the program, a sign-up form and a news block I can post to from this chat.
See it live: tidemark-run.hypamoon.app. Then try: "Post on the run page: bib pickup moves to 18:15."
Oatlark, an internal tool.
What it shows: a small tool a team actually uses. It sits behind one shared password, reads the latest stock counts, works out what to order, and every count someone logs is there for the rest of the team. Solution: Internal apps.
Put our stock checker online for the team, behind a password.
See it live: oatlark-stock.hypamoon.app, password oatlark-demo. The bakery is made up.
Quillmere Seeds, an online store.
What it shows: a shop with a cart and a real checkout. The stock is read live from the shop's own data and goes down when an order is paid, the buyer pays on a secure payment page, and every order lands in the shop's data. Payments run in test mode, so no real money moves. Solution: Online store.
Turn my seed shop into a real online store with a cart and checkout, and keep the stock up to date when something sells.
See it live: quillmere.hypamoon.app. Then try: "How many orders came in today?"
Penwhistle, an online course.
What it shows: a course with a free first lesson and nine more behind paid access. A buyer pays once or per month and gets a personal sign-in link by email; without a pass the lessons stay locked. Test mode, no real money. Solution: Sell access to your tool.
Put my drawing course online: lesson 1 free, the rest for 49 euros once or 9 a month.
See it live: penwhistle.hypamoon.app. The lessons themselves are at penwhistle-lessons.hypamoon.app, behind the pass.
Lanternmoor Live, a ticket sale.
What it shows: an event with ticket types in limited numbers. The page shows how many are left, each paid order lowers the count, and after paying the buyer gets a ticket with a code and a QR code. Test mode, no real money. For: you, your club or event.
Sell tickets for our winter concert: 12 early bird, 160 regular and 24 front bench, with a ticket people can show at the door.
See it live: lanternmoor.hypamoon.app. Then try: "How many early bird tickets are left?"
Yours next?
Every part of these demos is a sentence on Say this. Start with the site and add the rest when you need it.