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Most sites talk. Ours perform.

We build custom websites with working tools inside, so your customers can understand what you offer, find what fits, and take the next step.

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Fig. 01A typical supplier websiteRebuilt as a configurator

Units per hour

Vision inspection

Illustration. A typical supplier website in three bands: a welcome with a placeholder photo, three product cards that say Learn more, and a contact form. Three problems are marked: buyers can’t picture the system, can’t compare options and don’t know what to ask for. The page tilts back and becomes the floor of a conveyor system, which rises out of it: induction, a vision inspection arch, sort modules, dispatch and a control cabinet. Below it, buyers choose the throughput and inspection, and the system, the module count and the lead time change with them.

02What a website can do

Customers don’t need more information. They need help deciding.

A website can do more than describe a business. It can help a customer:

  1. 03 Industrial Explain Follow one order through the whole system, truck to truck. See it working
  2. 03 Auto service Inspect See what the technician found before approving any work. See it working
  3. 04 Home exteriors Visualize See new siding on their own house before anyone signs. See it working
  4. 05 Aesthetics Choose Find the treatment that fits their concern instead of reading a list. See it working

It can also help them

A side by side comparisonHome services

Put two options side by side and mark what actually differs.

03Project Orbit

Six worlds we built. One open frame for yours.

Every project on this page is a concept, designed and built by RidgePro AI.

  • Iron Pulse’s THE LINE: one tote followed through an isometric distribution facility, picked by a robot

01Explain · Industrial automation

Iron Pulse

A complex system, explained by following one order from truck to truck.

Experience project Iron Pulse (opens in a new tab)
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04Visualize · Northline · Home exteriors

Homeowners have to imagine the finished house. Northline shows it to them.

  1. Problem

    Homeowners can’t picture the finished house, so they hesitate.

  2. Visualizer

    Vision Studio turns a photo of their home and a few choices into a concept of the same house.

  3. Business use

    The homeowner reaches the contractor with a direction, and the first call starts there.

NorthlineHomeworks

Vision Studio

A two story suburban home with gray shingles, light gray dormers and navy painted brick, as photographed
The same home as a modern farmhouse: white board-and-batten dormers, black standing-seam metal roof, black windows and a full-glass door

Photo: Venrick Azcueta, Unsplash

05Choose · Luma · Aesthetics

Too many treatments make choosing hard. Luma guides the choice.

  1. Problem

    Too many treatments make choosing difficult, so people put it off.

  2. Guided choice

    Treatment Concierge turns a concern and a priority into a suggested path.

  3. Business use

    The client reaches the consultation knowing what they want, and the first visit starts there.

LumaBeauty & Wellness

Treatment Concierge

Portrait used by Luma’s Treatment Concierge
Photo: Look Studio, Unsplash

01What would you like to improve?

02What matters most?

03Your suggested path

  1. 01

    HydraFacial & Skin Treatments

    Cleanses, exfoliates and hydrates for a fresh, healthy-looking glow. Typically no downtime, so it fits around a busy week.

    About 45 minutes · Typically no downtime

  2. 02

    Microneedling & PRP

    Can help even out the look of skin tone across a series. Downtime is typically minimal.

    Minimal downtime · A series of 3 sessions is typically recommended

Carried into the consultation request

Concern
Dullness & tone
Priority
Little to no downtime
Interested in
HydraFacial & Skin Treatments, Microneedling & PRP

Educational only, never a diagnosis. A qualified provider confirms the right plan at a consultation.

06Decide · Find the Opportunity

You’ve seen what these tools do for other businesses. Now find what yours could do.

Three questions. A starting direction, not a diagnosis.

Step 1 of 3

What kind of business is it?

07All work

Eight concepts. Each one built around what its customers need to do.

  1. 01Iron Pulse: Open live site (opens in a new tab)Industrial automationExplainSee it · 03: Iron Pulse on this page
  2. 02OBSIDIAN: Open live site (opens in a new tab)Design retailRevealSee it · 03: OBSIDIAN on this page
  3. 03Maison Arch: Open live site (opens in a new tab)Luxury real estateExperienceSee it · 03: Maison Arch on this page
  4. 04Forge & Fade: Open live site (opens in a new tab)BarbershopBookSee it · 03: Forge & Fade on this page
  5. 05Apex Motorworks: Open live site (opens in a new tab)Auto serviceInspectSee it · 03: Apex Motorworks on this page
  6. 06Ember & Oak: Open live site (opens in a new tab)Restaurant and barReserveSee it · 03: Ember & Oak on this page
  7. 07Northline: Open live site (opens in a new tab)Home exteriorsVisualizeSee it · 04: Northline on this page
  8. 08Luma: Open live site (opens in a new tab)AestheticsChooseSee it · 05: Luma on this page