DonApo

Opening the Blueprint Idea as a Public Demo

A Spanish-language self-serve funnel exposed the voice, blueprint, and preview idea while preserving a strict boundary around activation.

The final implementation phase turned the internal voice, blueprint, and runtime foundations into a Spanish-language self-serve demo. An owner could record or upload a short voice note, review and correct its transcription, request blueprint generation, inspect Esto entendí de tu negocio, and try customer questions against a deterministic assistant preview.

The public path received its own persistence models and safety boundaries. It could save a demo, create a limited share link, capture interest in future activation, enforce usage limits, and record sanitized aggregate funnel events without creating operational projects, conversations, payments, bookings, or WhatsApp activity.

The final commit added a detailed launch QA document and boundary tests. Its conclusion was intentionally restrained: the Stage 1 demo funnel existed in schema-tested development, but real public use still required production database and object storage, deployed infrastructure, live provider checks, access control, monitoring, privacy review, and hands-on mobile and voice-note QA.

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