These are the project types ScodyX is designed around. Examples are illustrative prompt patterns, not customer case studies — we do not publish results we cannot evidence.
Replace a spreadsheet with a proper app: forms, records, roles and an audit trail. Persistence and sign-in come from the managed store or your own database.
“An equipment request tool for our facilities team: staff submit requests, managers approve, each request keeps a status history.”
Team plan and above for seats and private projects.
Multi-section sites with real routes, SEO metadata and responsive layouts, exported to your own repository or deployed straight to Netlify or Vercel.
“A five-page site for a dental clinic: services, team, pricing, contact form, and an appointment enquiry page.”
Free or Starter is usually enough.
Sign-in, per-user data separation and protected routes in the generated app, so each customer only sees their own records.
“A client portal where each customer signs in and sees their invoices, documents and support messages.”
Pro and above, plus a database connection.
Charts, filters and drill-downs over data you already hold. Point the project at your own database and keep the numbers where they live.
“An operations dashboard with weekly volume charts, a filter by region, and a table I can drill into.”
Pro and above for external data connections.
Get a clickable product in front of people the same day, then iterate through queued prompts and revert whatever does not land.
“A waitlist page plus a signed-in dashboard mock so I can test the flow with ten users this week.”
Free plan, then top up credits as needed.
Give a cohort a shared workspace with read-only preview links, so work can be reviewed without handing over edit access.
“A student project tracker with submissions, feedback comments and a per-student progress view.”
Team plan for seats and shared preview links.
One screen that works beats ten that nearly do. Build it free, then grow the project run by run.
Evidenced items are produced by checks that run against the live system and can be exported. Alignment-only items describe how our practices map to a published standard — they are not certifications, audits or attestations by any third party.
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