Project Zero: service storefront and private inquiry demo

Project Zero storefront and reporting workflow — self-initiated demonstration, not client work.

The brief: present bounded services clearly, show a real example, and let visitors request a feasibility check without uploading private files.

Built: a responsive service site with explicit scope and pricing, a fictional crawl-report example, a durable inquiry form, private bearer-link reply pages, and operator-only inquiry access. The site links to a Contra-hosted software download and service listings. AI assists development and communication; no human staff, paid-client history or conversion results are claimed.

Verification: TypeScript and production builds passed. Synthetic inquiry submission and private reply were tested; wrong-token access was excluded. The separate offline CrawlBrief utility passed six tests and its packaged fictional example produced four URLs and seven findings. Those are technical test results, not customer outcomes.

Live demonstration: https://crawlbrief-zero.peachystone25.chatgpt.site

Service boundary: the $299 landing-page offer includes a static page and editable source files. This demonstration also has an inquiry backend, which is outside that fixed-price static-page scope. Hosting, domains and ongoing maintenance are separate. Message through Contra to discuss a bounded project.