Tool showcase

Our own site is the demo.

Every page below is a real Creytix tool, built with Creytix's own tools, on Creytix. Each one is labeled with the design tier it was built at — from plain typography up to a live, running demo of the tool itself. Pick the tier your project needs.

The design tier ladder

Five tiers, T1 through T5

Lower tiers are a feature, not an embarrassment. A spec-sheet-clear Tier 1 page ships faster and reads cleaner than an over-decorated one — the ladder lets you pick the tier a page actually needs. Every tier below is demoed by real, live pages on this site, not a mockup of what the tier could look like.

  1. Design Tier 1 — Foundation

    3 pages assigned

    Pure typography + tokens, single column, spec-sheet clarity.

    No custom art. The baseline every page starts from — clean type, correct tokens, nothing decorative in the way.

  2. Design Tier 2 — Composed

    33 pages assigned

    Token-driven feature cards, stat strips, iconography, section rhythm.

    Everything in Foundation, arranged into cards, stat strips, and a deliberate section rhythm — still no bespoke art per page.

  3. Design Tier 3 — Illustrated

    17 pages assigned

    A bespoke SVG diagram or visual identity per page, plus small interactions.

    Everything in Composed, plus a page-specific illustration and light interaction.

  4. Design Tier 4 — Cinematic

    9 pages assigned

    Bespoke layout, motion, embedded interactive artifacts.

    A page built as its own layout, with motion and embedded interactive pieces.

  5. Design Tier 5 — Living

    5 pages assigned

    The page runs a real, functional demo of the tool itself.

    The page doesn't describe the tool — it runs it, live, on real or committed data. Renders on the Cinematic template today with a note until the Living demo lands.

Get to know Creytix

CX Design Labs

A pipeline that turns a brand's visual DNA into locked design recipes, then into production-ready assets and pages.

A brand's tokens, type, and material choices get locked once, then every new page inherits them instead of reinventing them.

CX Design Labs →

CX Free Design Check

A free, no-signup checker that scans pasted CSS/HTML for 11 concrete, code-checkable "AI-generated look" tells and returns a graded score with copy-paste fixes.

Instead of a flat list of maybes, every check reports clean, worth-a-look, or a clear tell — so the report reads as a real grade, not a wall of warnings.

CX Free Design Check →

CX IDE

A desktop and embedded IDE with a live AI agent panel, a chat-session janitor, and saved playbooks for repeatable work.

The file tree, editor, and AI agent panel sit side by side, so a request and its result are never more than one screen away.

CX IDE →

CX Lumen

A projection-mapping studio with corner-pin and mesh warp, edge blending, 3D object mapping, and show sequencing.

3D object mapping uses DLT auto-calibration instead of manual point-by-point guessing.

CX Lumen →

CX Velocity & Value

A nightly, deterministic rebuild of proof-of-velocity from full git history, run across every repo in the fleet with commit history.

Metrics rebuild from a full git-log walk every night on a fixed process — no LLM in the loop, no hand-picked summary.

CX Velocity & Value →

CX Asset Review

Brand DNA intake, generation, a review queue, A/B voting, and approval into a gold library — one workflow instead of seven separate steps.

Intake, generate, review queue, A/B vote, and approve used to be separate steps — they're now one pipeline.

CX Asset Review →

CX BendForge

A tube-bending designer producing 3D LRA output, a die library, and manufacturability checks before metal gets cut.

Designs are checked for bend collisions, negative marks, die max-angle, die-vs-tube fit, and clamp clearance before they're sent to be cut and bent.

CX BendForge →

CX CineRender

A film and still studio that moves a digital-twin scene through a pipeline toward photoreal stills.

Work starts from a built scene with defined geometry and lighting, not a single text prompt hoping for the right composition.

CX CineRender →

CX Command Center

Classifies incoming work, evaluates it against policy, assigns risk tiers, and surfaces governance KPIs.

Incoming work gets a classification and risk tier before it's routed anywhere, not after something goes wrong.

CX Command Center →

CX Decision OS

Two gates, one queue: decide what's still open, and grade what agents already did on your behalf.

Every open decision carries a mandatory recommendation, a consequence tier, and a number — answer in place, byte-identical to answering by CLI.

CX Decision OS →

CX Electronics Prototype Builder

Track an electronics prototype from netlist through wiring, board source, and tools — without inventing a Digi-Key SKU.

Same `fab.inventor-pipeline` engine as Prototype Builder. Schematic, wiring steps, board source, and tools checklist are the electronics fields.

CX Electronics Prototype Builder →

CX Prototype Builder

Track a mechanical prototype from idea brief through CAD, materials, and a real-parts BOM — without pretending a SKU exists.

Creytix Inventor Pipeline (`fab.inventor-pipeline`). Electronics is the same engine, not a second product.

CX Prototype Builder →

CX Voice Studio

A style matrix and audition player built on a single base voice clone, so one recording covers many delivery styles.

A single base voice recording is the source for every style variant, instead of re-recording for each tone.

CX Voice Studio →

Site Forge Console

Intake, scaffold, gates, and a fleet registry that turns a new-site request into a running, tracked site.

A pattern brief and route classes turn directly into a running project skeleton, not a checklist someone works through by hand.

Site Forge Console →

The catalog

67 tools, by department

Every tool Creytix runs its own operations on, grouped by the department it lives in.

Platform

Creative

Operations

Communications

Studios

Pick your tier

Every page here is a working example

Tell us the tier your project needs — a spec-sheet Tier 1 page or a Tier 5 live demo — and we'll build it the same way we built this one.

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