Command Center.
A working demo of how we run client work end to end — the back office (a mailing list you own, a visual email builder, an in-browser content editor), a free site audit, what a client sees mid-project, and the ops board that tracks every task and every intern. Click anything. It all works.
Overview
How the site is doing.
Every number on this screen is invented for the demo. In a real install these come from your own database — first-party counts only, no third-party tracker, no cookie banner.
Each recipient gets an individually addressed message with its own one-click unsubscribe header. There is no BCC anywhere in the real system, which is most of why it reaches inboxes.
The client edits the words on their live site without touching code and without a page builder. Fields are defined by us, so nobody can accidentally break a layout.
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The second row is the interesting one. Gmail allows roughly 500 recipients a day on a free account; the job parks itself at the cap and a scheduled function resumes it the next morning, so a long list never fails — it just takes two days.
Scoring here is simulated — deterministic per URL, not a live scan (a real one needs a server, which this page deliberately doesn't have). We run the real version before every rebuild pitch.
Click a task to move it to the next stage. The real board lives in Mission Control, gated to the team.
The back office was built for Chanakya FIC — a student finance society at Delhi University who needed a mailing list they owned and a site their committee could edit. The Site Audit, Project Status and Ops Board tabs are a restyled, offline replica of the internal platform we run our own studio on. Same ideas throughout, sample data, no connection to anything.
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