Work we can show

Two products in production, a demo system, and seven demo websites, all open for you to explore. The rest of our work lives inside the companies we serve.

Most of our projects aren't here

Almost everything ClairiX builds is software, apps, and automation made for one specific business: admin areas, internal dashboards, and workflows only the client's team can access. These projects are protected by contract, so we can't publish them, not even as screenshots.

This page shows only publicly accessible projects. In a conversation, we'll walk you through how we've handled cases like yours, without exposing clients or data.

In production

Public projects built by ClairiX and in use today.

Gestão+ dashboard: revenue, expenses, profit, customers, a cash flow chart, and an AI insight.

SaaS platform · AI-powered ERP

Gestão+

An ERP for small and midsize Brazilian businesses: sales, finance, inventory, scheduling, and customers on one screen, with an AI that knows the company's data and respects each person's permissions.

  • Finance, sales and service orders, inventory, scheduling, customers, and reports
  • AI that answers questions about your data and suggests next steps
  • Ready-made setups for dozens of industries, from auto shops to clinics
  • Online subscription, role-based permissions, and support in Portuguese
Visit Gestão+ (opens in a new tab)
PRESSxF home page: the headline “Your game. Your next level.” over a pixel art scene.

Company website and catalog

PRESSxF

Website for PRESSxF, a services brand for PC gamers. It presents the services, a game catalog by category, guides, and a direct path to support on Discord.

  • Game catalog organized by category, with a page for each game
  • Service pages and guides built for search
  • Direct contact through Discord and the brand's marketplaces
  • Video, subtle motion, and a reduced-motion version for those who prefer it
Visit PRESSxF (opens in a new tab)

Demo system

Since we can't show client systems, we built one with fictional data: the kind of internal dashboard we deliver, open for you to use.

Painel Aurea overview: a timeline of the day's appointments, weekly metrics, an appointments chart, and a list of upcoming visits.

Demo system · Clinic management

Painel Aurea

The internal system of Aurea, a clinic with made-up data. It pairs with the website: an appointment booked on the Aurea site lands in the dashboard's calendar, tagged “Via website.” It shows the kind of work we do for clients but can't publish.

  • Appointments booked on the website enter the dashboard calendar in one click
  • Calendar by doctor, with days off, lunch breaks, and overlapping appointments side by side
  • Patient pipeline you can drive by keyboard or drag and drop, WhatsApp-style messaging, and simulated automations
  • Guided tour, Ctrl+K search, and dark mode

Fictional clinic, patients, and numbers. Nothing is actually sent.

Visit Painel Aurea (opens in a new tab)

Demo websites

Fictional businesses, created to show the level of craft, motion, and navigation we bring to a website. Names, addresses, and prices are not real.

  • Aurea Clínica home page: the headline “Dermatology that starts with a closer look,” next to a photo of skin under a yellow lens.

    Demo website · Health and aesthetics

    Aurea Clínica

    A fictional dermatology clinic in the Graças neighborhood of Recife, Brazil. The opening section features a dermatoscope lens visitors can move across the skin, and online booking works from start to finish.

    • Step-by-step booking, with WhatsApp confirmation and a calendar file for your phone
    • Appointments booked on the site can be carried over to Painel Aurea, the clinic's system
    • Scroll-driven scenes, large photos, page transitions, and a branded footer
    • Content that follows Brazil's medical advertising rules (CFM)

    Fictional clinic, doctors, and license numbers. Images of people were generated with AI.

    Visit Aurea Clínica (opens in a new tab)
  • Lastro Advocacia home page: the headline “Business decisions need ballast.”

    Demo website · Corporate law

    Lastro Advocacia

    A fictional corporate law firm in Recife, Brazil. Typography leads the way: the headline gains weight as you scroll until it settles on the waterline.

    • Motion guided by the waterline: a full-screen ship, scroll-pinned steps, and a carousel of scenarios
    • Practice areas, team, and in-depth articles on business law
    • An accessible intake form that continues on WhatsApp
    • An informative tone, within the Brazilian Bar's advertising rules (OAB)

    Fictional firm, lawyers, and bar numbers. Portraits were generated with AI.

    Visit Lastro Advocacia (opens in a new tab)
  • Barro Cerâmica home page: the word Barro in raw stoneware, with blue glaze dripping over the letters.

    Demo website · Ceramics shop

    Barro Cerâmica

    A fictional ceramics studio in Olinda, Brazil, with an online shop: a filterable catalog, a page for each piece, a cart, and orders sent through WhatsApp.

    • A logo that takes on cobalt glaze as the page opens
    • A piece's 12 days in one pinned scene, with the kiln pyrometer climbing to 1,240 °C (2,264 °F)
    • Filterable catalog, a cart that remembers your pieces, and the full order on WhatsApp

    Fictional studio, pieces, and prices. Images of people were generated with AI.

    Visit Barro Cerâmica (opens in a new tab)
  • Respiro Studio home page: a teal circle with the words Breathe in beside the headline Breathe.

    Demo website · Pilates and yoga

    Respiro Studio

    A fictional Pilates and yoga studio in Casa Forte, Recife, Brazil. The opening section is a breathing guide: inhale for 4 counts, exhale for 6.

    • The circle at the top grows as you scroll until it becomes the page's lake
    • Filterable class schedule, side-by-side plan comparison, and a step-by-step trial class booking
    • A breathing guide that stays still for visitors who reduce motion

    Fictional studio, instructors, and prices. Images of people were generated with AI.

    Visit Respiro Studio (opens in a new tab)
  • Brincaê Eventos home page: the headline “Unforgettable celebrations,” with buttons to explore the spaces and the menu.

    Demo website · Events and catering

    Brincaê Eventos

    A fictional event venue in Boa Viagem, Recife, Brazil. It showcases the spaces, a signature menu, and a planner visitors use to put together their quote request.

    • Gallery of spaces with details on each one
    • Tabbed menu, from welcome drinks to late-night bites
    • Event planner that organizes the request before anyone gets in touch

    Fictional company, created for demonstration.

    Visit Brincaê Eventos (opens in a new tab)
  • Doce Afeto home page: the headline “Love, made sweet,” over a table of fine pastries.

    Demo website · Bakery with online shop

    Doce Afeto

    A fictional artisan bakery in Recife, Brazil. It combines a portfolio showcase, a shopping cart, and a step-by-step builder for ordering a custom cake.

    • A cart that keeps your items between visits
    • Step-by-step custom cake builder
    • Testimonials and a swipeable gallery on mobile

    Fictional company, created for demonstration.

    Visit Doce Afeto (opens in a new tab)
  • Altura home page: the word altura behind a modern house at dusk, with the Casa Pedra listing card.

    Demo website · Luxury real estate

    Altura

    A fictional real estate agency on the coast of Santa Catarina, Brazil. The page presents a house as a full-screen tour: each scroll moves the camera to the next room.

    • A scroll-driven tour of the house, room by room
    • Glass navigation with refraction and a logo set behind the roofline
    • A reduced-motion version for visitors who turn that preference on

    Fictional property, prices, and images. Built on a licensed template.

    Visit Altura (opens in a new tab)

Your project can stay between us

Internal systems, automation, and apps under a confidentiality agreement. Tell us what you need and we'll define the scope together.