Start from what your business needs

Pick the kind of business you run. Each section shows the problems we hear most and the product that addresses each one.

Restaurants and cafés

Start with whichever one is costing you most. Most restaurants do not need all of these at once.

  • Guests wait to order when the floor is busy

    QR Ordering Each table gets a QR code for the menu, orders and calling staff.

  • Reservations arrive by chat and get missed

    Lead-to-Booking Engine Guests choose a date and time and send the reservation themselves.

  • People cannot find your menu, hours or location

    Business Website A bilingual site with your menu, hours, map and LINE.

  • You want orders and bookings in one view

    Business Management Dashboard Only when you need a consolidated view on top of the above.

How it could fit together. A guest finds the restaurant on Google, reads the menu on the website, reserves a table, then orders from the table by QR. (an illustration, not a client result)

Client projectLive

Suan Zen Omakase

The menu Suan Zen sends guests on LINE: every course with its own dishes, a course finder, and three languages. View project

Salons, clinics and appointment services

When scheduling is the main problem, start with booking.

Fictional exampleOnline booking

Salon appointments

Sable Studio · Hair and beauty studio

Try Choose a service, pick any available team member or one who does that service, choose a time, review and complete the sample booking.

Try this example: Salon appointments — Sable Studio

  • Booking requests get lost in chat

    Lead-to-Booking Engine Customers pick a service and a time themselves.

  • Customers cannot see your services or how to reach you

    Business Website Clear service information, in Thai and English, with enquiry buttons.

  • Bookings and customers are tracked in separate places

    Business Management Dashboard One screen for owners and staff, added when you need it.

How it could fit together. A customer searches for a service nearby, opens the site, picks a treatment and a time, and sends the booking. (an illustration, not a client result)

Retail and direct-to-customer brands

If the goal is selling products, the store comes first.

Fictional exampleOnline store

Apparel store

Twill Studio · Apparel label with a showroom

Try Filter by garment and size, open an overshirt, read the size guide, choose an available colour and size and place a sample order.

Try this example: Apparel store — Twill Studio

  • You sell through chat or marketplaces only

    Online Store Your own store: catalogue, payment, promotions and customer orders.

  • The brand needs a home that is more than a shop

    Business Website Only when a separate brand presentation is worth having.

  • You cannot see orders and customers together

    Business Management Dashboard Dashboard scope, when you need operational visibility.

How it could fit together. A customer browses the catalogue, picks a variation and pays online. You get the order with a LINE notification. (an illustration, not a client result)

Hotels and hospitality

We start with the website, then scope booking with you.

Fictional exampleBusiness website

Hotel website

Vale House · Boutique hotel

Try Compare the rooms, check how many guests each one takes, choose the one you prefer and prepare a stay enquiry with dates.

Try this example: Hotel website — Vale House

  • Guests cannot see rooms, location and how to reach you

    Business Website A bilingual site that presents the property and makes contact easy.

  • Stay or activity enquiries need a clearer path

    Lead-to-Booking Engine A scoped booking enquiry. It does not replace a PMS or channel manager, and we confirm what can connect.

How it could fit together. A traveller finds the property, reads about the rooms in their language, and sends a dated booking request. (an illustration, not a client result)

Construction and property

A website, a portfolio and an enquiry workflow, with dashboard scope where it fits. An enquiry form is not an instant quotation tool.

  • Clients cannot see the kind of work you do

    Business Website A bilingual site with a portfolio and a page for each project.

  • Enquiries arrive without the details you need

    Business Website A project enquiry that asks for the type of project, the area and the timing.

  • Enquiries and consultations are tracked in separate places

    Business Management Dashboard Dashboard scope, where it fits.

How it could fit together. A homeowner filters the portfolio by project type, reads one project's scope, and sends an enquiry that refers to it. (an illustration, not a client result)

Golf clubs and academies

A website, and booking once we have clarified your requirements together.

Fictional exampleBusiness website

Golf club website

Northline Golf · Golf club and academy

Try Look through the course guide and the facilities, find a lesson that suits you, then continue to lesson booking or send an enquiry.

Try this example: Golf club website — Northline Golf

  • Visitors cannot see the course, the facilities or how to visit

    Business Website A bilingual site with a course guide, the facilities and visit information.

  • Lessons are booked by phone or chat

    Lead-to-Booking Engine Golfers choose a lesson and a time. A tee time stays a request your team answers.

How it could fit together. A golfer reads the course guide, books a beginner lesson with a coach, and sends a tee-time request for the weekend. (an illustration, not a client result)

Other businesses

Run something else? Describe it in your own words and see which products fit.

These are combinations of the six products we build today, chosen for your situation. We do not sell ready-made industry packages.

Tell us about your business

Describe what you want to improve and see which products fit, or talk to us directly.