The visual reacts to the model
A native WebGL2 fragment shader changes from loss orange to profit green as the operating margin moves. It pauses off screen and respects reduced-motion settings.
Illustrative model / no customer data
Built by NidhiThe number behind the number
A store can grow itself broke. Change the inputs and see what conversion, returns, ad spend, and fulfillment do to the money you keep.
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01 / THE MODEL
The model is deterministic. Every control updates the full profit equation, the break-even point, and the cost of waiting another year.
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02 / THE FLOW
Top-line growth pays several bills before it becomes profit. The model keeps each deduction visible.
03 / THE BUILD
This is a working concept, not a customer claim. The point is to show how a dense business question can become a fast, clear product.
A native WebGL2 fragment shader changes from loss orange to profit green as the operating margin moves. It pauses off screen and respects reduced-motion settings.
Revenue, refunds, product costs, media, and fulfillment remain separate. The UI never hides a weak margin behind a healthy ROAS.
Semantic controls, keyboard input, server-rendered copy, metadata, structured data, and a static fallback keep the useful part intact.
A client can test the model, see the design judgment, and reach the engineer who built it without hunting through a case-study deck.
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