Live demos
There are four standalone demo apps, each licensed by Oclavex in a different way. Mirage is open now and runs in your browser — click through the licensing flow it is built to show. Overdrive, Atelier and Bastion are preview-blocked.
None of them asks anything of you. Mirage is the one running on a real license: it hands your browser its own short-lived one and the studio starts working, so every quota, credit and locked capability on its screen is the platform’s own answer, made in real time against your own entitlement. Create an account when you want a full allowance. The other three simulate their licensing in the browser.
| Demo | The product | What it shows | Open |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mirage | An AI media studio (SaaS) | Metered hourly quotas, prepaid credits, and an in-app plan upgrade — on a real license | Try Mirage |
| Overdrive | A connected-car software platform | Per-vehicle plans keyed to the vehicle’s VIN; buyable options such as self-drive and dashcam; self-drive miles metered pay-per-mile or against a prepaid monthly allowance; licensing that keeps working when the car loses signal | Preview-blocked |
| Atelier | A creative suite for design agencies (desktop) | Floating seats shared across a team, add-on modules, and perpetual-vs-subscription editions | Preview-blocked |
| Bastion | A threat-analysis platform inside an isolated network (on-prem) | Activation by signed file across an air gap, usage accrued with no network at all, and a lease renewed — or allowed to lapse — by carrying files back and forth | Preview-blocked |
Which one to look at
Section titled “Which one to look at”- Building a SaaS product with plans and usage quotas? Start with Mirage — it maps to the SaaS use case.
- Licensing connected devices or equipment that can’t assume a live connection? Overdrive shows per-unit entitlements and offline validation — it maps to the connected devices use case.
- Shipping a desktop application with seats, add-on modules and mixed perpetual/subscription pricing? Atelier matches the desktop use case.
- Selling into networks with no internet path at all? Bastion shows the file-based trust model end to end — request out, signed response in, usage reconciled at the next swap — and maps to the on-premises use case.
Each demo is powered by the same platform these docs describe — the products, features, plans, entitlements and metering are all real building blocks, just wired into a sample app.