UpdateAug 26, 2026
A website you can ask for
PageWebPro lets an assistant do the work. This site is the proof, and nothing here used a private back door.
All updatesThis site was built by an assistant talking to PageWebPro over its own API. Not a demo route, not an internal endpoint: the same tools, and the same permission checks, that any customer account gets.
That constraint is the whole point. A capability that only works when the vendor holds the keys is a sales demo. Had the agent needed one privileged call to finish the job, this page would say so.
What it did: created the site, wrote the design system into the site head, uploaded and art-directed the photography, laid out twelve sections, and asked for a screenshot at phone width to check its own work.
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What the foundry's products do
PageWebPro, Popcorn, Boomkikker, BrowserBasedTools and hAire as of October 2026: what each one does today, and where each one stands.
Oct 13, 2026A DJ booth, a music generator and a database, in a tab
BrowserBasedTools now makes instrumental tracks on the device, mixes on two decks, and opens SQLite files. Nothing is uploaded.
Oct 13, 2026Draw the joint, see what the saw will make
Boomkikker now lets a joint be drawn, previews each part as the machine file will cut it, and opens 3D models with their joinery.
Oct 13, 2026Start here
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