Bookings used to live in WhatsApp threads and a notebook. Now people book themselves, pay a deposit up front, and each customer is one record instead of three.

An AI agent that does more than chat — it books and reschedules by calling the same APIs the staff use. Built so you can swap the model without touching the tools, and kept switched off until it’s ready.

A job platform where the AI does the work a small team can’t do by hand. It reads a job off a flyer photo, screens every upload, answers seekers around the clock, and turns a profile into an ATS-ready CV.

A register that keeps selling when the network drops and reconciles cleanly when it returns.

Now the restaurant runs its own storefront. Staff change the menu, catering, promos, even the look of the page — all from one admin, without waiting on a developer.

The brand got its own ordering app — browse, pay, track — so it keeps the customer and the margin instead of handing both to an aggregator.

A site that looks like the studio and that the studio actually runs — they edit the gallery and services themselves, and it goes live with no redeploy.