To know what software can do, nothing beats a real, live site you can click through. That is the role of our demo sites: imaginary shops, clubs and freelancers, but complete sites, with their pages, forms, shop or bookings.

Most of them were built from start to finish by an AI assistant through the TOWeb MCP server. They were not made to look alike: each has its own style, colours and fonts. Rather than present them one by one, here is where to look depending on what you want to do. The Demos page gathers all the sites, and it grows over time.

Sell online

Maison Kafé is our reference shop, the one to visit to see the most: products with variants, gift boxes, tiered prices by quantity, selling by weight, a downloadable ebook, promo codes, display in several currencies, pickup points and delivery. You can place a sample order from start to finish, with no real payment, and even open its management area.

Bottega Sella sells leather goods, with variants and customer reviews, and also offers a repair request with an attached photo. Iris Lund sells photo prints from a mosaic gallery. Wild Stem Florals shows several delivery methods for a local shop.

Take bookings

TOWeb bookings adapt to the trade, and these sites show it well:

Run a club or an association

Kingsbridge Rovers FC is an amateur football club: news, results in tables, countdowns to matches, partner logos, and a password-protected members area, with its form to report an absence.

Get to the point

A site does not need to be big. Brandt VVS & El fits on a single page: services, prices, before/after photos, reviews and a quote request, with a menu that scrolls the page.

Show your work

Clara Voss presents her artworks and news. Le Fil du Bois sorts its projects by type and offers a detailed quote request with photos. Élie Vasseur tells the story of his trade in a narrative that unfolds as you scroll.

Speak several languages

Maison Kafé can be visited in all the languages of the TOWeb interface. Aegean Blue House goes further with a non-Latin alphabet: the site also exists in Greek. On each site, the language selector at the top of the page lets you compare.

Explain and reassure

Ember Roasters and Hart & Mercer add a documentation section to their site, for guides or detailed answers. The Cellar Door sells wine and shows the age check at the entrance to the site.

Your turn

These sites are made to be explored: click, test the forms, switch language, place a sample order. Nothing is real, and their data is reset regularly.

To see them all, go to the Demos page. And to find out how an AI assistant built them, with each one's starting request, read the AI assistant page.