Proof
Everything on MAKEIT.REAL wears one of five labels. Here is how to read them — and how far we have actually got.
An idea. Shown to think with, not to buy.
4 thingsA working prototype exists, with limits.
1 thingGenuinely works, here in your browser, today.
2 thingsVerified with the supplier and orderable now.
1 thingDelivered, and checked by us. The only label that means done.
0 thingsEach kind of thing has its own bar. Something moves to Real only when we hold evidence that meets it.
Delivered and checked by us.
We do not fill this shelf with previews. The closest is the photographer collection: five products can be ordered, but it becomes real only when a delivered order has been checked.
Does something for real right now. What is missing is written under each.
AvailableOur own
A gallery becomes pocket prints, wall prints and frames clients order themselves. The only collection here that really sells.
Not REAL yet: the products are orderable, but no delivered order has been verified by us.
Our own
Paste an OpenAPI spec and get realistic responses instantly. Works in your browser now.
Not REAL yet: works in the browser, but is not deployed to production from this branch.
Our own
A diff becomes a readable vertical video. Prototype: recorded in the browser where supported.
Prototype: renders real video files where the browser supports it. Not deployed to production.
Our own
The engine itself. Understanding is rule-based today — it says so everywhere it is used.
Not REAL yet: the engine runs on the preview, not in production.
Fictional brands and devices. A concept says it is a concept.
ConceptFictional
A fictional brand for the hour after sunset. Two formats exist already, the rest are concepts.
A fictional brand. Two formats are orderable; the rest are concepts.
ConceptFictional
A fictional label and zine for field recordings. Brutal, blue, black and white.
A fictional brand. Concepts only.
Our own
A light strip that follows the build. The simulator works; the device itself is a concept.
Concept: a simulator exists, no physical prototype.
Our own
A calm screen for the numbers that matter. A concept with a working simulator.
Concept: a simulator exists, no device.