Explore the projects below. Try a dashboard, build a quote, or see how a custom tool could help your team.
Hiring for your team? View the builder profile →Keep the customer, schedule and technician on one record.
Give the office the details needed for the next step.
Review the work and carry it through to billing.
A Unity survival game with maps, loadouts, combat and progression. See the game, then open the browser build.
Read the case study →Turn roof measurements into a material list with rounded package quantities.
Search project files, work with recordings, and keep useful handoff notes.
Turn the request into a record and a reply to review.
See how a request becomes a clear record and a draft someone can review.
Explore office examplesImport a simple CSV, check team totals, and take away a spreadsheet report.
Turn research notes into a reviewed draft and a clear follow-up plan.
A web application with Telegram and X commands, scan cards, and alerts.
A field-service workspace with a daily dashboard and a dedicated office view. See the original app below, then try a guided example of a customer request moving through the business.
Original app screens, captured with a fictional job in local mode.
Today’s jobs, open estimates, outstanding invoices and quick access to the tools technicians use.
Dispatch, team workload, customer lookup and billing summaries on the office dashboard.
See the schedule, assign jobs and check the team’s workload.
Customer records, equipment history, visit notes and recordings.
Build estimates and proposals, then review invoices and exports.
Working prototype. The guided sample below demonstrates the job handoff; it is not a live connection to this app. Diagnostic accuracy needs field validation. Payments and accounting connections are not active in these demos.
Real screens, captured with sample data.
Also built: equipment history, visit recording, proposals, and customer records.
Hardware decoding and diagnostic accuracy still need field validation. This example doesn’t diagnose equipment or take payments.
TradeOne shares customer, job, and estimate tools across trades. Try the roofing calculator: change a measurement and see the quantities recalculate.
Roof complexity
The project adds 10%, 15%, or 20% waste, depending on roof complexity.
Adjust a measurement to recalculate the list.
Measured inputs → calculation → rounded package quantities. The same project also has customer records, jobs, and estimates shared across trades.
Verify measurements, roof details, and product coverage. This example assumes 3 shingle bundles per square and 1,000 sq ft per underlayment roll. It is not a supplier order.
Workbench brings together selected-folder search, local transcription, and project notes. Follow the visit-note review, then download a handoff with the parts, next action and owner attached.
The desktop control-center project includes document imports, calculated reports, reusable procedures and review approvals. Try a focused reporting example below.
Load the example, change the amounts, or choose a CSV with the same two columns. The report updates from the numbers in your file.
A private opportunity tracker built for research, drafts and follow-ups. The showcase uses a fictional company; no personal records, live contacts or inbox access.
Keep the source notes beside the draft. Assign a follow-up date so a promising conversation does not disappear into a spreadsheet.
Research and draft management. Automatic sending and application submission are not connected.
A first-person zombie survival game with a playable browser build. Choose a map and a loadout, then head into a survival round.
Play Left4Sol Opens the game site · Desktop recommended · Initial load may take a momentMap selection, starting loadouts, difficulty settings, weapons, and survival rounds.
XP, player levels, unlocks, and session progress are part of the game’s systems.
A C# game project delivered as a browser build, with menus, profiles, and a co-op lobby system. Solo survival has been checked; multiplayer is not presented here as verified.
Start with Survival for a quick solo round. The full game opens in its own tab.
SlimeWire is a trading-focused web application connected to messaging bots. Its interfaces and workflows work across the site and chat.
Token discovery, wallet interfaces, portfolio views, and trading screens.
Token scans, bot commands, alerts, and guided chat workflows.
Posting, replies, direct-message commands, and scheduled bot workflows.
A software engineering project, not a claim of investment performance.
Show us the spreadsheet, the repeated task or the handoff that keeps going wrong. We can build around the process you already know, starting with one useful part.
The same job, customer and billing tools can be adapted. The forms and steps should match your business.
Keep the customer request, assigned technician, visit notes and estimate together.
What we would tailor: Equipment fields, service checklists, dispatch rules and estimate templates. Any connection to your existing systems is scoped separately.
Give the crew the job details and give the office a record to review when the visit is finished.
What we would tailor: Property details, crew roles, recurring schedules and completion checks. Any connection to your existing systems is scoped separately.
Track the request, project owner, work notes and approved scope before billing.
What we would tailor: Project stages, client approvals, document templates and reporting. Any connection to your existing systems is scoped separately.
Job boards, quoting tools, customer records, reports and handoffs built around your process.
Connect the tools your team already uses. Data access, permissions and API support are checked before a connection is promised.
Customer-facing websites, web apps and interactive experiences—with clear screens and useful next steps.
A walkthrough or an example spreadsheet is a good place to start.
Scope, deliverables, price and any system connections are agreed before the build.
Review the result, make the agreed adjustments and plan the handover.
Sample data. No sign-up. Nothing is sent or charged.
Resolve missing billing, check a request, prepare a completion report or recover a failed transfer.
See the same job from the owner, office, worker and customer views. Changes stay inside this example.
Three fictional jobs. Four tools using the same records.
Local examples, separate from saved workspace jobs. Role switching demonstrates different screens—not production access control. Nothing is sent or charged.
Spot approved work missing from a draft invoice.
Potential billing difference, not recovered revenue.
Possible duplicate, not a confirmed overcharge. Check both source records before excluding one.
Amounts are USD, before tax. Invoice changes create a new revision for the connection example.
This example reads labeled text lines. It does not read PDFs, transcribe audio or understand arbitrary emails.
Editing the notes, checklist or attachment clears approval. This records a review; it does not certify the quality or safety of the work.
First simulate a timeout. Then retry the same invoice. Running it again must not make a second invoice.
This is a local simulation, not a QuickBooks or email connection. No network request is made.
We would test those requirements against the customer’s actual systems before enabling live writes.
This is the daily overview. Open the Cedar House request, then use the next-step button to move it through the business.
Demo workspace opened. No live company connected.
This guided sample is separate from the original HVAC One app. The full workspace is a separate demo with its own saved records; this replay does not change those records.
Keep the customer’s words with the job so the next person doesn’t have to ask again.
Read the sample visit transcript, then check the details. The desktop tool can work with recordings; this example uses prepared text.
This fictional company needs help keeping track of quotes—not a pitch for every tool you can build.
Load the example, change the amounts, or choose a CSV with the same two columns. The report updates from the numbers in your file.
Roof complexity
The project adds 10%, 15%, or 20% waste, depending on roof complexity.
Adjust a measurement to recalculate the list.
Measured inputs → calculation → rounded package quantities. The same project also has customer records, jobs, and estimates shared across trades.
Verify measurements, roof details, and product coverage. This example assumes 3 shingle bundles per square and 1,000 sq ft per underlayment roll. It is not a supplier order.
These examples use fictional records. Changes stay in this page and reset on reload. Nothing is sent, charged or connected to your business systems.
Open the full workspace or try a focused tool.
Tell Workbend Studio what your business does, which tools you use, and what you want to improve. No technical brief needed.
Start with a focused project. Agree the details before work begins.