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Used by 600+ small agencies and studios

Deliver more.
Without starting
from scratch zero.

Turn briefs into shippable client work in days, not sprints. Reuse your patterns across every engagement — auth, billing, dashboards, admin, role-based flows — and hand off a clean React + Tailwind repo your client owns.

White-label client previews Reusable workspace templates Hand off to client GitHub on day one
Brief · Mira & CoProyecta · Client preview
v3.2
Clients
Mira & Co · Portal
Northwind · Booking
Riverbend · CMS
Beam Gym · App
Studio kit
Auth · reusable
Billing · reusable
Roles · reusable
Mira tokens
Brief · PDFdoc
Mira & Co
Client portal
Approved5 pages
Working · acme.previewLIVE
Welcome,
Mira team
Active projects23
Invoices paid$48k
Open tickets+ 4 new
New projectFilter
Client reviewlive
3 comments to resolve
Mira left feedback on the dashboard.
Open thread
Handoff · GitHubrepo
Pushed to client
acme/portal
main·v1.0
React + Tailwind. Client owns the repo.
View commit
Brief in Reusable kitGitHub Repo handoff
What studios ship for clients
Client portal
Marketing microsite
Internal admin
Booking + scheduling
Storefront / commerce
White-label platform
Why small agencies switch

Stop billing for boilerplate.
Start shipping the idea.

Every project starts the same: auth, billing, dashboards, admin. Then the actual work begins. Proyecta gives you that base in an afternoon — so the engagement is spent on what's unique to the client.

Day 1
Real spine
Auth, billing, roles, admin — wired up before you open Figma.
Per client
Workspace
One studio kit, many client workspaces. Tokens swap per brand, components stay.
100%
Yours
Clean React + Tailwind + Postgres repo, exportable to the client's GitHub.
White
Label
Strip the chrome, host the preview on your domain. Feels end-to-end yours.
The states clients actually feel

The questions clients ask
before they sign off.

"What does it look like with no data?" "What does my staff see?" "What if the upload fails?" Show them, don't promise. Click a state — see the prototype react.

Default · Mira · admin
live
Mira portal · Q2admin
Active projects23
Invoices paid$48,200
Open tickets14
Overdue2 items
Try a state
Beyond a starter repo

A studio kit, not
a boilerplate.

Reuse the patterns every client needs. Re-skin them, re-theme them, re-shape them per engagement — the studio kit grows with each project instead of being rewritten.

Reusable building blocks.

Auth, billing, dashboards, admin, role-based flows. Save them once as workspace templates — reach for them at the start of every new client engagement.

  • Drop-in auth + billing
  • Per-client design tokens
  • Templates that stay yours

Client-friendly previews.

Send your client a real URL, not a Loom. They click, they comment, they approve in-place. White-label the preview with their domain so the conversation is about the work, not the tool.

  • White-label preview domains
  • Inline comments + approvals
  • Password-gated review links

Clean handoff at end.

Your client owns a real React + Tailwind repo on day one. No proprietary runtime, no "now you have to migrate." When the engagement ends, transfer the repo and they're set.

  • Push directly to client GitHub
  • Standard React + Tailwind + Postgres
  • Optional retainer to keep going
Match every client's brand

Their tokens.
Your kit. Per project.

Per-workspace themes per client. Drop in their colors, type, spacing — your studio kit re-skins automatically. One engagement to the next, no rebuilds.

Workspace · Mira & Co

Synced 4 min ago · client brand kit · 41 tokens
--color-brand-violet
#8454DB
brand.violet
--color-accent-pink
#F472B6
accent.pink
--color-success
#10B981
semantic.ok
--color-fg
#0F1024
text.primary
--color-bg-page
#FAFAFB
surface.page
--font-display
Sora · 48 / 700
type.h1
--font-body
Manrope · 16 / 400
type.body
--radius-card
14px
radius.lg
--space-section
64px
space.2xl
--shadow-elev-2
violet glow
shadow.lg
Pushed to acme/portal · client owns the repo
GitHubView on GitHub
Roles for client engagements

You. Your client. Their
end users.

Studio access while you build. Client review while it's in progress. End-user roles modeled inside the app itself. Three layers, one engagement.

S
Studio
You & your team · full build access
  • Edit code & schemas
  • Re-skin per client
  • Push to GitHub
  • Save reusable templates
  • Transfer ownership at handoff
C
Client reviewer
Stakeholders · comment + approve
  • View live preview
  • Leave inline comments
  • Approve milestones
  • Edit code
  • See your studio kit
U
End user
Modeled inside the client's app
  • Use the app as designed
  • Test happy + unhappy flows
  • Permission-aware behaviour
  • See preview chrome
  • Touch your studio
From brief to handoff

A whole engagement,
on one rail.

Brief, kickoff, build, review, sign-off, handoff. Run every project on the same predictable spine — and reuse it for the next client without rebuilding the wheel.

Step 01 · day 0

Brief in

Drop the PDF, the Loom, the Notion. Proyecta turns it into a workspace + scope checklist.

Auto-extract scope
Step 02 · day 1

Re-skin the kit

Pull client tokens. Studio kit re-themes — auth, billing, dashboards already on-brand.

Tokens applied
Branch · fixed-fee or retainer?

Pick the engagement shape

Fixed-fee gets a milestone schedule. Retainer gets a rolling sprint board. Same kit, two rhythms.

54 / 46 split
Step 03 · day 3

Client preview live

White-label URL goes to the client. They click, comment, approve in-place.

Inline approvals
Step 04 · build

Build what's unique

Skip the boilerplate. Spend the engagement on the bits the client is actually paying for.

2–3× faster
Step 05 · sign-off

Handoff & ownership

Repo transfers to the client's GitHub. Optional retainer keeps you in the loop.

GitHubRepo → client
Linear stepBranch / forkmedian engagement · 4.2 weeks brief to handoff
Versus the rest

Generic builders don't
respect client work.

Wix and Squarespace build marketing sites. Generic AI builders make you start from scratch every time. Proyecta is built around how studios actually work — reusable kits, white-label previews, clean handoff to whoever ships it next.

Capability
Wix / Squarespace
Generic AI builder
Proyecta
Reuse work across clients
One site at a time
Start from scratch
Studio kit + templates
Per-client design tokens
Theme picker
Manual restyle
Workspace themes
White-label client preview
Their domain, their brand
Builder branding
Yours or your client's
Auth, billing, role-based apps
Marketing only
Some support
Built in
Handoff to client GitHub
Locked in
Locked in
Repo transfer, day one
Stack
Proprietary
Proprietary
React · Tailwind · Postgres
What an engagement looks like

Brief Monday.
Preview Friday.

One engagement, end-to-end·Brief → preview → hand-off · No new hires required
Monday the brief lands. You open your studio kit, swap the client's tokens, drop in their content. By Friday they're clicking through a real preview on your domain — not a Figma file, not a PDF. Sign-off feedback is sharper. The hand-off is a clean repo on their GitHub.
P
A Proyecta studio workflow
Built for studios that take on more, hire less
Brief
Studio kit spins up a new client workspace
Preview
Clickable, on your domain, password-gated
Sign-off
Real product feedback, not Figma squinting
Hand-off
Clean React + Tailwind repo on client's GitHub
How this is different

Three things Proyecta refuses to be.

Your studio kit, alive across engagements.

Update auth once. Every future client engagement inherits it. Tokens, components, billing flows — the parts you reuse stay reusable, not stale forks of a stale starter.

Kit stays alive
A Proyecta principle
The client owns the repo. You keep the margin.

Push to the client's GitHub at any milestone. Standard React + Tailwind + Postgres — they can hire any frontend engineer if you part ways. You charge for the speed, not for lock-in.

No lock-in tax
A Proyecta principle
Preview on day three. Sign-off Friday.

Clients click through a real preview instead of squinting at Figma. Sharper feedback, faster sign-off, retainers that renew because they trust what they are seeing.

Preview, not promise
A Proyecta principle
Plays well with how studios work

Yours, theirs,
and everyone's tools.

Bring your stack into the engagement — design files, repos, project tools. Push to the client's GitHub on day one. No tool migrations at handoff.

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Figma
GH
GitHub
LN
Linear
No
Notion
Sl
Slack
St
Stripe
TW
Tailwind
Sb
Supabase
Vc
Vercel
Lm
Loom
Hv
Harvest
AI
OpenAI
Common questions

FAQ

A starter repo goes stale the moment you stop maintaining it. Proyecta keeps your studio kit alive across every engagement — update auth once, every future project gets it. And you can re-skin per client without forking, because tokens and components are workspace-aware.
Yes — that's the default. Push the repo to their GitHub org at any milestone. Standard React + Tailwind + Postgres. No proprietary runtime, no migration. They can hire any front-end engineer to keep going if you part ways.
Yes. Each client workspace gets a preview URL on your domain (or theirs). Strip the Proyecta chrome, drop their logo, password-gate it. The preview feels like something you built end-to-end.
Per-seat, monthly. Most studios start with 3–5 seats on Studio ($49/seat) and scale to Agency once they're running 4+ active client engagements. Annual pricing available; volume discounts at 10+ seats.
That's the point. Save any project as a workspace template — auth, billing, role schemas, dashboards. Spin up a new client, pick the template, drop in their tokens. Three days to a real preview instead of three weeks.
Those are marketing-site builders. They're great if your client just needs a brochure. Proyecta is for the engagements where the client needs an actual product — logged-in users, role-based access, billing, internal admin. Same speed, real backend.
No. The repo is plain React, Tailwind, Postgres. If your devs already build modern web apps, they'll feel at home. Proyecta accelerates the boring 70% of every engagement so they can focus on the 30% that's interesting.
Their workspace stays live as long as you need to wrap up. You can transfer the repo to them, archive the workspace, or keep it on a maintenance retainer. There's no lock-in, on either side.
Start a project

Bring a brief.
Leave with a working preview.

We'll spin up a workspace, drop in your studio kit, and stub out the first three screens for your client. Free to start, no card required.

  • Studio kit, not a starter. Auth, billing, roles — reusable across every client engagement.
  • GitHubPush to client GitHub. Clean React + Tailwind repo. Ownership transfers at handoff.
  • White-label previews. Send your client a real URL on their domain. Comments + approvals built in.

No card required · Free for your first client engagement

Deliver more.
Without starting from zero.

Bring a brief. Leave with a working client preview — in days.