The simplest proof in our trade is an address. If a provider cannot give you one, the rest is conversation. Here are ours, with what was done on each, and what has not been done yet.
Table Résine, custom table maker
Jérôme Chassand builds tables in solid wood and epoxy resin. We rebuilt his site and above all added what was missing: a four step configurator (wood, resin, base, dimensions) that produces a structured quote request instead of an empty contact form. Requests land in a database, not in an inbox.
See it: table-resine.pages.dev. A useful precision: the site is live at that address, the switch to the final domain name is still to be done with the client. We would rather say so than suggest a completed handover.
PRIM'TRAVAUX, energy renovation
A complete lead generation site for energy renovation, with its back office: a grant simulator, forms that feed a sales pipeline directly, a regularly updated news section, and advertising campaigns we pilot. Content and pages evolve continuously, which is the real test of a living site.
See it: www.primtravaux.com and its news section.
Panel Academy, a survey platform
A complete platform where a company creates a study, publishes it through a public link, collects answers and exports results, while respondents are paid. It was moved off a third party platform and rebuilt in house: interface, dedicated database hosted in Paris, separate application service, AI assisted questionnaire generation.
See it: panel.academy.
Team Recrut, an agent reachable by email
For this firm, the interface is not one more piece of software: it is the mailbox. Requests arrive by email, the agent reads, sorts, prepares and answers, and a human validates whatever commits the firm. The whole chain, inbound and outbound, runs through a dedicated address and a private database. It is the clearest illustration of our position on where the human sits: the agent prepares, the firm decides.
This system is private by nature: there is no public page to open, but we can show it live during a meeting.
What we built for ourselves
Our own products are the easiest part to verify, since everything is public:
- ads-control.io: automated Google Ads campaign management, from first contact through to daily piloting.
- archetypes.cloud: site generation from a questionnaire, with a block editor.
- verbatim.pages.dev: video and audio transcription, with the extraction step running entirely in the browser.
- unyx.studio itself: the public site, the client area, the audit engine and the fifty Journal pages you are reading, in six languages.
A live site is verified in three seconds. A logo on a page cannot be verified at all.
What we do not show
Some work cannot be published: back offices, internal automations, advertising accounts. For those, the rule is simple and applies to any provider: ask for a live demonstration on a real screen, not a screenshot. And ask for the name of a client you can call. We give them when the client has agreed, never before.
