Platforms
Each product is shaped around a real process—restaurant service, car rental, cleaning booking, community rides or local discovery—not a generic template. Explore the case studies below.
Beach Bar QRcodes — restaurant management system.
BBQR stands for Beach Bar QRcodes: a QR-code system and restaurant management platform for bars and restaurants. Guests scan a table code, browse a multilingual menu and request help from the table. Operators manage menus, tables, reservations and service workflows from the same product—not only a static digital PDF.
Local cars. Clear terms. Easy booking.
Rovaro is being built as a marketplace and operations layer for local car rental companies, initially focused on Spain. The intended customer journey covers search, booking confirmation, an online deposit or partial payment, and settling the remaining balance with the partner on pickup. Partner tools are designed for fleet and booking management. The brand uses black and magenta.
Rovaro is in active development. The flows described here are the intended product design—not a claim that every feature is already live.
Cleaning estimates that match the job.
WeWillClean supports cleaning businesses through a structured customer booking path and a full admin operations layer. Estimates are built from area in m², bathrooms and selected extras, then duration and price are calculated from those details. On the admin side, an operations calendar, team assignment flows and automated booking steps keep confirmed jobs moving without spreadsheets or chat threads.
WeWillClean is a cleaning booking and operations platform. No public product URL is listed here.
Shared journeys for Ukrainians in Ireland.
PoDorozi exists for community mobility, not commerce. It helps Ukrainians in Ireland find and share rides by posting offers and requests, organising journeys by route and keeping the space moderated. The purpose is practical solidarity: fewer stranded trips, more ways to travel together.
Discover Nea Kallikratia in more than one language.
Kalikratia Guide helps visitors and residents explore Nea Kallikratia, Greece, through multilingual content covering local places, food, beaches and activities. It is built as a practical discovery product for a specific place—not a generic directory template.