Algeria AgencyDemonstrations
Our demonstrations
Invented businesses whose site, assistant or console you can operate yourself — filed by service and by sector, with nothing at all to fill in.
We have no case studies, because we have no clients yet whose results are publishable. What we have instead are things that work and that you can operate yourself.
Each demonstration is an invented business — its site, its assistant, its console — built around a single service we sell. You open it, you press things, you ask a question, you order.
Nothing in them is real: not the business, not its prices, not its diary, not its stock. None publishes a telephone number or a street address, and almost none asks you to type anything.
They are filed twice below: by service, for somebody who knows what they are looking for, and by sector, for somebody who wants to see their own trade first.
The demonstrations, by service
Artificial Intelligence
AI chatbots & virtual assistantsCabinet dentaire Yasmine
An assistant answering, on a real site.The practice is fictional: nothing you book there exists. (opens in a new tab)
AI voice & call agentsPizzeria Dar Zitoun
An order spoken aloud, written down as it is said.The business is fictional: no order placed here is real. (opens in a new tab)
AI-powered automationAuto Pièces Belkacem
An inbox that sorts itself, apart from three messages.Fictional business: nothing you send here reaches anybody. (opens in a new tab)
Custom AI integrationsÉlectro Tafna
A till and a shop that never quite agree.A fictional business: nothing you run here reaches a real shop. (opens in a new tab)
AI analytics & dashboardsBoutique Nesma
Three tools, one month, and a dashboard that refuses to conclude.The shop does not exist and the figures are made up. What is real is how they are handled — including the two refusals, which are the part an ordinary dashboard never shows you. (opens in a new tab)
AI search & recommendationEl Kantara Hardware
One search, from the customer’s side and the shopkeeper’s.The catalogue, the stock and the three months of searches that found nothing are invented. The normalisation, the ranking and the refusal to recommend on a history that is too thin are the real code. (opens in a new tab)
AEO (AI engines)Dar Ennakhil
One question, three answers, and only the sources differ.The engines named in the table write none of the answers shown, and the fourth goes on citing a directory even after the work. (opens in a new tab)
Software & Web Development
Website Design & DevelopmentVOLTA
A chips brand launched in seven acts, driven by your own wheel.All of it is invented — the brand, the bags, the measurements. What is not invented is the way the page moves, and that is the one thing a screenshot cannot show you. (opens in a new tab)
Software DevelopmentImprimerie Timgad
A whole workshop, and the rule that stops the press.The customers, the jobs and the invoices are invented, and the five refusals you will run into are precisely what the demonstration exists to show. (opens in a new tab)
Mobile App DevelopmentCafé Edough
A coffee application, with no card and no account.Nothing you order here is made, charged or delivered. There is no real number, no real address and no real means of payment in it. (opens in a new tab)
E-Commerce DevelopmentGouraya Optical
Frames tried on screen, and a basket that counts in dinars.The shop, the frames and the prices are invented. The order flow is not: it stops on a province the workshop cannot reach, strikes a sold-out line through instead of hiding it, and invents no confirmation number. (opens in a new tab)
CIB/Edahabia Payment DevelopmentVoyages Ziban
Nine cards, and eight ways a payment goes wrong.The company does not exist and the gateway is simulated. What is real is the list of paths that break, and the fact that a ticket is never issued on the browser’s word. (opens in a new tab)
Legacy System ModernisationComptoir Isser
Twenty years on software with no vendor, and the bench we run before quoting.Two of the four modules come back “keep it”. That is half the requests we get on this subject, and it is what the bench exists to say. (opens in a new tab)
The sectors, and their demonstration
- Travel & TourismNo demonstration yet
- Real EstateNo demonstration yet
- Restaurant & HospitalityNo demonstration yet
- Food & BeverageNo demonstration yet
- EducationNo demonstration yet
- HealthcareNo demonstration yet
- Retail & E-commerceNo demonstration yet
- Fitness & SportNo demonstration yet
- Beauty & WellnessNo demonstration yet
- ClothingNo demonstration yet
- AutomotiveNo demonstration yet
- Banking & FinanceNo demonstration yet
- InsuranceNo demonstration yet
- Home & ConstructionNo demonstration yet
- ManufacturingNo demonstration yet
- Groceries and SupermarketNo demonstration yet
- Entertainment & EventsNo demonstration yet
- Logistics and TransportationNo demonstration yet
- Lawyers & AccountantsNo demonstration yet
- Other IndustriesNo demonstration yet
Why a demonstration rather than a case study
A case study takes an afternoon to manufacture. A percentage, a logo, a sentence in quotation marks, and nobody can check any of it. We refuse to publish one until we have the written consent of a client whose results actually exist.
That refusal leaves a gap at exactly the moment somebody needs to know whether we can do the work. A demonstration fills the gap without asserting anything: it does not claim a client gained thirty per cent, it lets you open the thing and try it.
The exchange is honest in both directions. You do not leave with proof that a project succeeded elsewhere — we do not have that. You leave knowing what the work looks like when it is done.
What is invented, and what is not
The businesses are fictional and so is everything around them: the names, the prices, the opening hours, the diaries, the stock, the reviews. Every page says so permanently, in a bar that cannot be closed, and in the browser tab title as well — because a search result is a view of the page that the bar cannot reach.
None publishes an Algerian telephone number or a street address. A plausible number on a public page is a stranger ringing somebody who never agreed to be rung.
Most of them ask you for nothing: no field, so nothing to collect. Where there is one — a question put to an assistant — the text is not kept. The few that produce a document mark it at the moment it appears and say that it corresponds to nothing.
What a demonstration proves, and what it does not
It proves the thing runs. That the assistant answers Darija written in Latin letters, that the payment stops where it has to stop, that a console refuses to write what it does not know. Those are properties you can test in three minutes, without taking our word for any of it.
It proves nothing about your data, your volume or your organisation — the three things that decide the real work. A demonstration starts from a dataset we chose; yours will not be.
And it fixes no price. We do not quote off the back of a demonstration: the quote comes after looking at what you already have. If somebody names you a figure before that step, they are guessing.
Frequently asked questions
Are these real businesses?
No, none of them. The names, the prices, the customers and the reviews are invented. The cities are real; the businesses set in them are not.
Is anything charged, or stored?
Nothing is charged, and nothing you do in them is kept. Most demonstrations have no field to fill in at all; the ones that do keep no text.
My sector is listed with no demonstration. Why?
Because there is not one yet. The list of sectors is the sectors we work in, not the ones we have already built something for — it fills in as we go.
Can you build the same thing for my trade?
That is the right question, and it starts with a free audit rather than a quote. A demonstration says nothing about your data or your volume, which are what decide the work.
Why do these pages not appear in search results?
Because they are deliberately kept out of the index. A well-ranked fictional business ends up being found by somebody who is genuinely looking for one.
How to start
Open one or two, starting with the service that concerns you. They open in a new tab: this page stays behind them.
If one of them looks like what you are after, the free audit is the next step — it looks at what you already have, which no demonstration can do.
Let us talk about your project
A free audit, no commitment: we look at your online presence and tell you what is holding it back.