Grocery Master Phoenix
A seeded household. A Living List. The rhythm of a real shop.
GAMA DEMO / A NATIVE PORTFOLIO
The portfolio
you can touch.
One device. Multiple experiences.
The next move belongs to you.
LOCAL DEMONSTRATIONS / REAL INTERACTIONSEnter the Lobby ↗
A screenshot shows. An experience answers.
A still image can reveal an interface. A film can demonstrate a sequence. Neither lets you decide what happens next.
GAMA DEMO makes the next move yours. Selected product behaviour, on a real Apple device, with example information.
You can see the button.
What happens when you press it?
That question is where a conventional portfolio ends. Here, it becomes the starting point.
A small browser illustration of the difference →
ILLUSTRATIVE BROWSER INTERACTIONOne small action.
A different understanding.
A different understanding.
The interface is visible. The experience is still out of reach.
One entrance. Different worlds.
The Lobby is the native portfolio’s starting point: product families, platform badges and a launch button. Compact navigation on iPhone becomes a split view on iPad.
Native iPad simulator capture · 8 Oct 2026. Includes explicit placeholder entries.
THE ACTUAL APPLICATION
Browse.
Choose.
Step inside.
Filter the catalogue by product family and platform. Launch an experience. The host keeps the Lobby separate from each product’s own navigation.
The native catalogue can be managed locally: names, order, visibility and artwork. Its platform badges describe each entry; they do not mean the host ships on every listed platform.
AN INTERACTIVE BROWSER COMPANION
Choose your world.
Source-grounded browser excerpts. The native SwiftUI application is shown in the authentic captures below; it is not running inside this page.
3 substantive experiences
Coco the Llama
Four ways to shop, with a local catalogue, picks and basket.
WAYLINE
Follow a trolley through a deterministic factory scenario.
Verified substantive launches: three. The native catalogue also contains six placeholder experiences, which are not presented here as finished products.
The interface is only the beginning.
A launch creates a session and retains the selected root. Each experience brings its own navigation and personality. End Demo returns you to the host’s Lobby.
Native demo capture · fictional seeded household. A separate Phoenix showcase, not the approved Specimen 001 app.
Grocery Master Phoenix
Add to the Living List, change quantities, filter shops and explore the pantry. The Martins household is seeded example information.
Native demo capture · local catalogue and basket. No live order placed.
Coco the Llama
Discover four shopping entry points. Browse local products, choose sizes, collect picks and build a basket.
Native iPad demo capture · deterministic scenario and authored data.
WAYLINE
Set up the example workflow. Inspect trolleys, replay timestamped history and examine authored insights.
A host. An experience. A way back.
Launch → retained product root → independent navigation → End Demo confirmation → Lobby.
The host gives packages a launch context. Coco applies a local persistence namespace; Phoenix’s showcase uses in-memory mock repositories; WAYLINE reads a deterministic event scenario. Returning to the Lobby does not promise universal deletion of local demonstration state.
Real interaction. Example information.
The point is to explore behaviour without touching a customer’s order, a family’s groceries or a running production line.
INSIDE THE DEMONSTRATION
Touch changes the experience.
Native viewsLocal example stateVisible feedback
Meaningful interaction with seeded or locally authored information. Each embedded experience owns its own state boundary.
OUTSIDE THE DEMONSTRATION
Production stays separate.
A local basket is not a live order. A demo trolley is not a machine command. The showcase compositions do not connect these flows to production operations.
Your actions change local state.
Example information carries the story.
The demonstration does not operate the live business.
SwiftUI experiences on iPhone and iPad.
Each product retains its own navigation.
Original imagegen concept icons. Their explanations describe verified demonstration boundaries.
Three launches. Three personalities.
A household, a boutique and a factory. Different interactions, gathered into one native portfolio.
The portfolio holds them together.
The products stay themselves.
Coco’s warm retail experience. Phoenix’s household rhythm. WAYLINE’s factory view. A shared entrance makes them discoverable without flattening their differences.
WAYLINE is an iPad landscape experience. Coco and Phoenix are registered for iPhone and iPad. Six other catalogue entries currently open explicit placeholders.
Native demo capture · local catalogue and basket. No live order placed.
Selected behaviour, honestly scoped.
Embedded demonstrations do not automatically include bundle-specific production capabilities such as widgets, push notifications or purchases. Mock sign-in is not real authentication. Native app source and captured behaviour determine what is claimed here.
CHAPTER 06 / EXPERIENCE THE POSSIBILITIES
Don’t just look at
what we’ve built.
Experience it.
GAMA DEMO is a working native showcase. Public App Store or TestFlight distribution has not been verified, so this specimen offers exploration without an invented download promise.