Every capture below comes from a real Chrome session against forma.aifpd.com, backed by the rack's persistent SQLite database. No mock UI or simulated exports.
Public HTTPS liveCreate + edit passedRefresh + restart passedHTML / JSON / PNG passedDaily backups active
01 / Create a frame and keep it
Chrome created a design and drew a 690×598 frame. It survived a browser reload and was visible in another browser tab. The video captures these real interactions.
Production Chrome run · frame creation, reload, secondary viewer, export.
Frame created · 690 × 598Same frame after refresh
02 / Insert text and export a real PNG
A second browser journey inserted a paragraph on the canvas, retained it through reload, exported the structured nodes as JSON, and downloaded a PNG file that passed image-header validation (66,814 bytes).
Real text insertion and PNG export, recorded directly from Chrome.
Frame with an inserted text nodeActual PNG export from the design
The rack's managed Bun service was restarted. The same previously created design reopened through Cloudflare, with its frame and dimensions intact. A consistent SQLite backup passed integrity checks; automatic daily backup and 14-snapshot retention are enabled.
Public browser screenshot after service restart · unchanged frame
Scope. Forma is a working, authenticated, shared-design pilot. It is not yet Figma parity: users share one workspace and the app lacks per-person SSO/permissions and guaranteed conflict-free simultaneous editing. The evidence proves the named workflows, not every product feature. Based on the AGPL-3.0-or-later Sheet/Loora codebase; corresponding source is linked inside the protected editor.
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