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BehaViewer
Concept and UX for a tool that shows where people linger in public space: from the pitch for partners to the first coded prototype.



From an idea to a clickable tool in the browser within a week – with real data, before anyone commissions development.
A prototype is the first version of a tool you can click: a configurator, a product finder, a customer portal, an internal form. It runs in the browser, shows real content and answers the question a presentation cannot: does this work?
A sketch shows
what something looks like.
A prototype shows
whether it holds.
I build prototypes myself, with code and AI tools. That means a conversation on Monday becomes a tool on Friday that you can test with customers, staff or management. Where data exists – a product catalogue, a price list, a public data service – the prototype works with the real values.
Example Behaviewer: a data-collection app for observing public spaces, from concept to clickable flows built with real components, before a single line of production code was written.
The prototype is not the product, but the basis for it. You receive it as a running file and as a specification: flows, states, data fields, open questions. With that, your IT, your agency or a development partner can make an offer that is accurate – because everyone has seen the same thing.
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Concept and UX for a tool that shows where people linger in public space: from the pitch for partners to the first coded prototype.



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Tell me about your idea: what should the tool do, and who will use it?