Examples
A catalogue with photographs and stock. A notebook where some things are private and some are public. An app that listens and answers. Each one is live at its own address, built and checked by PrimeLayer, and each says what you can try before you sign up for anything.
Keep a catalogue anyone can look through
A technical catalogue: twelve products, thirty-two images, price and stock on every record, with a gallery and captions per item.
Every record, photograph, price and caption is readable straight away.
Somewhere to keep things, on your own or together
Notes only their owner can see, alongside a public noticeboard anyone can read. Two kinds of data with two different rules, in one app.
The noticeboard is readable by anyone. The notes need an account, which is the thing this app proves.
Ask your pet what it thinks, and get an answer
Records a short clip, listens to it, and writes back what your pet is apparently thinking. Conversations are saved privately to whoever recorded them.
The app explains itself and shows a sample conversation without one. Recording asks for an account, because every conversation is private to the person who made it.
Describe what you need in a sentence and see what comes back.
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