Portal demo
The product, running.
This is the actual prototype, not a screenshot. Move through the screens, change the corridor, configure the car and complete the request — the activation flow runs end to end.
Bentayga, specified before you land
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The luxury layer of discovery for private aviation
You are flying TEB to PBI.
Connect for internet access and a short, curated view of Palm Beach.
No account, no email, no passenger details. Nothing leaves the aircraft unless you ask for something.
TEB → PBI · 2:38 · Starlink Aviation
Demo lane
Changing the lane re-resolves everything downstream — the destination editorial, the categories, the experience list, the featured brand and the arrival market. Nothing here is hardcoded to one route.
Screen
Flight context
Resolved pre-departureBlock
2:38
Aircraft
Ultra-long-range
Gulfstream G650ER
Passengers
4
Representative leg
Bundle
PB-WNTR-04
Palm Beach winter season
Showing Welcome aboard. Flight card, route, connectivity — and the lane selector.
What is real here
The interaction is real. The data is seeded.
Every screen, transition and interaction works as specified. What is simulated is the flight context — in production it comes from the filed flight plan, assigned to the tail before wheels-up.
Real
Screen flow, configurator state, consent gating, route-resolved content, operator veto controls, offline-capable rendering.
Seeded
Flight context, aircraft assignment, engagement figures, lead counts and revenue. Four corridors instead of a live fleet.
Not built yet
Authentication, persistence, live flight-plan ingestion, campaign scheduling back-end, and lead routing to real partners.
Put this in front of twenty-five aircraft.
The prototype is the pitch. It runs offline, on a laptop, in a room — which is how these conversations actually happen.