Worked examples teach a layout
Small-business and booking pages use named examples so hours, prices, and forms feel concrete. They explain a flow. They are teaching stories for the product, on their own URLs.
References
Customer stories
This page holds named customer stories once each reference is ready with written consent. While that list stays short, the gallery and solutions pages show project shapes you can open today.
What this page is for
Customer stories with a real name, a city, a date, and a sentence the person signed. That is the bar for a card that belongs on this URL.
Offer a dated study
If you already ship with Eqlo and want a public page, write through contact. The study uses your words and your URL, with a date we both accept.
Browse the gallery
Gallery cards show public project shapes. They help you see layouts and trades, and they stay separate from a signed customer story.
Trades, shops, rooms, clubs
Solutions pages walk through artisans, retail, restaurants, and associations. Open the vertical that matches the work you run day to day.
What a published study includes
A real name, a city, a date, a URL you can fetch, and a sentence the person signed. Numbers appear only when they come from that person.
Read about the company
For company details, regions, and how Eqlo ships HTML, the about page carries the facts procurement usually asks for first.
Need a reference conversation?
Write through the contact form and say what your purchase process needs. Paris reads hello@eqlo.app and answers with whatever dated material exists for your case.
How to read the rest of the site
Product pages use worked examples so a layout has weight. Those walkthroughs sit beside this page, not on it.
Gallery cards show shapes
A gallery item is a public project shape you can open. It helps you judge structure and tone before you start your own brief.
This URL holds signed stories
When a customer agrees to a dated study, the card lands here with a name you can verify. Until then, use gallery and solutions for examples of the work.
If you are writing a purchase paper
Start with the public facts
Pricing, security, data residency, and terms carry the numbers and the legal text. Those pages are ready for a procurement folder today.
Ask for paper you can date
A processing agreement, a yearly invoice, or a region on a project. Contact with the topic that matches, and keep the request specific.
Agencies have their own door
If you deliver client sites, read the agencies page. It describes spaces, roles, and handoff, for studios that ship on Eqlo.
Questions about Eqlo references
Can I speak to a customer this week?
Write through contact and describe the call you need. We share a reference when a signed study exists for that conversation.
Why do other pages use people’s names?
Those are worked examples and reader corrections on product pages. They give a layout or a process weight. Signed customer stories, when ready, live on this URL.
Will publishing my site put me on this grid?
Only if you agree and we date the study together. Most projects stay private. Shipping never requires a reference slot.
What can I put in a vendor slide today?
Use Eqlo’s own mark and the public pricing facts. Gallery cards illustrate shapes; keep claims tied to pages you can link.
Explore the public site, or write
Five free projects let you ship before any story appears here. When you want a dated reference conversation, the contact form is open.