A lot of designers spend their working lives building for these clients. When they look for references, they find almost nothing in their clients’ industries, and what they do find is the same handful of sites every gallery repeats.

The gallery covers firm websites, the software made for these industries, and the product interfaces they use. Every entry has to be recent, strong enough that I’d post it myself, and mostly not featured on other galleries. Every entry credits the studio that built it.

It’s built for AI agents as much as for people. Beyond screenshots, it records what you need to build a service-business site: what each page type should contain, section patterns and specs, compliance elements by industry, grading rubrics and full site plans. Agents get all of it through the MCP server.

The gallery is free and open. A free account adds the MCP key, full section search, saves and boards. Sponsorship is the only thing you can pay for, and it doesn’t change what’s in the gallery.

A studio is listed only after its work is approved. Over time, service businesses can come here to find studios with proven work in their industry. The relationships that builds, with the studios and the firms, are why I’m making it.