Concepts
Websites we designed for businesses that don't exist. We make them to try new ideas, and to show what we would build for a business like yours. Pick a type of business below to find one like yours.
Roofers, painters, pool and AC companies, lawn care, and the people who fix things.
Concept · Not a real company
Mobile detailing across Central Florida. Drag the lovebugs off a dirty SUV, build a detail with live pricing, polish out swirls yourself, make it rain on a ceramic coat, then pick your Sunday.
View the live concept: Mirrorlake
Concept · Not a real company
A clean, field-guide style lawn company in Winter Garden. Compare five Florida grasses, browse a month-by-month lawn calendar, find your watering days by house number, and diagnose common lawn problems.
View the live concept: Fieldnote Lawn Co.
Concept · Not a real company
A playful St. Pete pest company. Shoo cartoon bugs off the lawn, browse a police lineup of Florida pests, solve a three-clue bug quiz, find the hideouts in a cutaway house, and check the bug forecast by month.
View the live concept: Scram Pest Co.
Concept · Not a real company
A no-pressure Ocala solar company that explains everything. Play out a live solar day, run your own savings math, flip myth cards, place panels on a roof, and test how long a battery lasts in a hurricane outage.
View the live concept: Noon Solar Co.
Concept · Not a real company
An honest Lakeland AC company. Drag a live thermostat to cool the room, do the repair-or-replace math, play AC noises to find the problem, watch a dirty filter choke the airflow, and hear a 2 a.m. AI receptionist book a tech.
View the live concept: Dewpoint Air Co.
Concept · Not a real company
A Sarasota pool company you dive into. Scroll to cannonball into the pool and ripple the water, scrub a green pool clean, test the water, follow a tech's route with photo proof, sketch a new pool, and flip on storm mode.
View the live concept: Cannonball Pool Co.
Concept · Not a real company
A Florida painter that never leaves a job half done. Scroll to pour the paint, repaint a real living room in sixteen colors, drag a before and after, price the job yourself, and doodle on the wall at the bottom.
View the live concept: Wet Edge Painting
Concept · Not a real company
A Florida roofer built on one promise: they pick up. Slide in your roof's age to see what insurers will think and what a new one costs, then chat with Skye, the AI receptionist, and book a free inspection.
View the live concept: Cloudbreak Roofing
Concept · Not a real company
A local service business, made friendly and easy. You tap the jobs you want off your plate, and the site builds one list to send for a quote.
View the live concept: Mow & MendDentists, doctors, and other offices where people need to feel at ease before they walk in.
Concept · Not a real clinic
An eye clinic whose hero is an eye chart, slightly out of focus. Your cursor is a lens that sharpens it, a button puts your glasses on, and a chart game asks how far down you can read.
View the live concept: Clearview Eye Care
Concept · Not a real company
A sleek primary care practice. Scroll to walk down the hallway into an exam room, find the right kind of visit, open a doctor's profile with real time slots, and book in three steps.
View the live concept: Linden Medical Group
Concept · Not a real company
A calm, professional dental office for people who dread the dentist. Tell it how you feel, pick from a comfort menu, check prices before you sit down, meet the doctors, and book a time.
View the live concept: Sunday Dental StudioRestaurants, cafes, and anywhere with a menu.
Concept · Not a real bar
A 1920s speakeasy in black, gold and emerald. Knock the secret rhythm and the doors swing open, then pick a cocktail and watch it poured into the glass.
View the live concept: The Velvet Hour
Concept · Not a real restaurant
A ramen counter told as an Edo woodblock print. The hero unrolls like a hand scroll, the story scrolls sideways through gold clouds, and you drag toppings into your own bowl.
View the live concept: Kōji
Concept · Not a real company
A tiny Mount Dora coffee shop. Scroll to pull an espresso shot with a live shot timer, build a drink and watch the cup fill, order ahead, taste this week's beans on a flavor chart, and stamp a punch card.
View the live concept: Small Talk Coffee
Concept · Not a real restaurant
A 1970s pizza parlor, wood paneling and all. Tune the TV, let the jukebox pick a pie or build your own, then turn the oven dial to see what the heat does to the crust.
View the live concept: Mossfire PizzaChairs, appointments, and walk-ins.
Concept · Not a real studio
An Austin tattoo shop with four artists in four styles. Pull a piece off the flash wall, try it on your arm, watch the stencil go on and the ink go in, then check the walk-in board and book.
View the live concept: Inkwell Tattoo
Concept · Not a real studio
A candy-gloss nail studio. Paint all five nails on an illustrated hand, pick gloss, chrome, glitter or matte, then book the exact set you made.
View the live concept: Gloss & Grit
Concept · Not a real company
A straight-razor barbershop in Orlando's Mills 50. A razor sweeps the hero open, then you meet five barbers, read an honest menu, book a chair in about a minute, and send a gift card.
View the live concept: Hollow Grind Barber Co.
Concept · Not a real company
A quiet Winter Park bathhouse. Breathe along with the hero, pick a mood and watch the page shift to match, walk the hot and cold circuit, play room sounds made in the browser, and design a gift card.
View the live concept: Lull Spa and Bathhouse
Concept · Not a real company
An old-school DeLand barbershop with new-school fades. Build a visit on a flipping letterboard, pick a decade on the jukebox, flip barber trading cards, pull a take-a-number ticket, and book a chair.
View the live concept: Clipper Club BarbershopCustom homes, remodels, and the companies behind them.
Concept · Not a real studio
An architecture studio in concrete and tracing paper. A white foam model of their house builds itself in 3D as you scroll, then you can turn it and slide a section cut through it.
View the live concept: Monolith Architects
Concept · Not a real brokerage
A luxury Central Florida brokerage. Every home is shown at noon and at dusk, with a slider to move between them. Find your lake on a hand-drawn map, tour eight residences, and read nine neighborhood guides.
View the live concept: Vesper & Oak
Concept · Not a real company
A builder of high-end homes in Marin. Thirteen pages: services, past projects, a hero that carries you up the driveway and through the house as you scroll, and a quote request form.
View the live concept: Alder & StoneLaunch pages and shops for things you can hold.
Concept · Not a real product
Headphones and earbuds built around stillness. Scroll and the rain on a stone pool calms to glass, hold a button to hear a busy room go quiet, and watch the earbud case open as you scroll.
View the live concept: Sotto
Concept · Not a real product
A loud, candy-colored energy drink launch. Four cans burst out of their own splashes, the page floods with each flavor’s color as you hover, and you press and hold a can until it explodes into confetti.
View the live concept: ZAPPO
Concept · Not a real watchmaker
A Swiss watch maison. Scroll and the watch comes apart, from crystal to caseback, with every part named. A live ticking dial, a crown you hold to wind, and a three-piece collection.
View the live concept: Aubrecq
Concept · Not a real company
Gym and street wear with heavy type and a loud red. Built around one thing: getting on the list before the first drop.
View the live concept: Earned
Concept · Not a real product
A launch page for a phone that lies flat. The phone assembles itself as you scroll, then the page makes its case for no camera bump.
View the live concept: MicaArcades, venues, and places to go out.
Concept · Not a real shop
A record shop where the turntable runs the design. Drop one of four records on the platter and the whole page turns into its era, from 1958 jazz to 1994 hip-hop, with a loop to match.
View the live concept: Side B Records
Concept · Not a real arcade
A 16-bit arcade bar in synthwave neon. The sign flickers on in the rain, every cabinet runs its own attract mode, and you can play a rooftop runner to win a token.
View the live concept: Lumen ArcadeAquariums, museums, and places worth the trip.
Concept · Not a real aquarium
A big-city aquarium with a kelp forest hero that loops. Scroll down to descend from the sunlit surface to the abyss, with a depth meter, glowing deep-sea animals and real facts on the way.
View the live concept: The Deep Blue
Concept · Not a real conservatory
A Victorian glasshouse on a winter night. Wipe the fog off the glass to look into four houses, then turn the bloom dial to see what's flowering in each month, starting with this one.
View the live concept: Verdant ConservatoryThe fine print
Every concept carries a small “Concept by Kaldrin” tag, so nobody mistakes it for the real thing.
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