Sibil is a web service that satirizes Google's bizarre StreetView controversy from 2010 where their StreetView camera cars scraped and stored the data from any private home WiFi network that they could join. It is also a satire of Waymo and their cars' aggressive information collection.

Sibil takes that model and turns it into an Uber-like service. You can use Sibil to order an autonomous vehicle to any address or set it to follow any route, and the vehicle will use its advanced data interception technology to skim everything sent through its airspace. It's automatically compiled, organized, and sent back to the user.

Visit the Sibil demo site here.

This demo was created, mostly, using the Figma MCP and a coding assistant. A few pages were more involved.

This piece was created as a UI/UX site demo. This is its pitchdeck, also a parody, that explains the site's premise from the imagined corporate perspective.