Demo only — Unicorn is a design prototype. Not a bank. No real money, accounts or customer data.
Unicorn is a design prototype built to show what banking could look like when the home screen assembles itself around what is actually happening in someone's money.
Unicorn is a working demonstration of a composable, server-driven interface. A small decision engine reads a set of simulated contexts — an in-store purchase, a savings pot maturing, a suspicious transaction, an affordability question, a payment that looks likely to overdraw an account tomorrow — then ranks them, suppresses the ones that should not compete for attention, and emits a semantic payload that the front end renders. There is a presenter view that drives the scenarios live so the composition can be shown changing in real time.
Every figure on this site is synthetic and hard-coded into the prototype. "Alex Morgan" is a fictional persona invented for the demo; the balances, merchants, transactions and predictions attached to that persona are invented too. Nothing shown relates to a real person or a real account.
Unicorn is published by the Unicorn demo team as a product design exercise. Questions, or anything that looks wrong, can go to Contact@unicorndemo.live.