Examples

1. 01The request

   The owner of a newly opened massage studio needed software for a business that standard booking apps could not handle: two treatment rooms, specialists paid in different ways, and both in-person and online sessions.

2. 02The obstacle

   Several apps had already been tried. They handled the calendar well, but none of them covered payroll, P&L or cash flow.

3. 03What was built

   First, the studio’s daily routine was mapped out: who takes bookings, who works where and how each specialist is paid. A CRM was then built around that routine: bookings, client records, staff, automatic payroll, P&L, cash flow and Telegram reminders. The studio’s website pulls prices, specialists and free time slots from the CRM and books clients straight into it.

4. 04The result

   The owner runs the studio from her phone, with a full financial picture that no rented app could provide.

A good fit for: Studios, salons and clinics with several rooms or specialists and their own way of paying staff.

1. 01The request

   An entrepreneur with several businesses on Madeira, from tours and car rental to real estate and construction, needed websites that work as a consistent group rather than six unrelated projects.

2. 02The obstacle

   Each brand has its own audience and languages, yet updates had to stay quick and consistent across all of them.

3. 03What was built

   Shared standards for the whole group: tour pages on one proven layout, a real estate site in English, Portuguese and Ukrainian with enquiries sent to Telegram, and a health club where membership is tied to NFT ownership.

4. 04The result

   The owner deals with a single contact for all six brands, and a new brand can be added within days.

A good fit for: Owners and holding companies with several brands that need consistency without a one-size-fits-all template.

1. 01The request

   A broker dealing in barges and river-sea vessels, chartering and grain trading needed a website that would earn the trust of shipowners and traders.

2. 02The obstacle

   The previous version, made with a page builder, looked like a template and read like an advert. This audience notices both immediately.

3. 03What was built

   The new site was coded from scratch in a plain, professional tone and three languages, with a link preview for every page and Search Console set up on launch day.

4. 04The result

   A fast, understated website that speaks the industry’s language.

A good fit for: B2B companies whose clients are experts in their field.

1. 01The request

   A team of private guides wanted a website that turns visitors from different countries into WhatsApp conversations.

2. 02The obstacle

   Four languages, including Arabic with right-to-left text, and a client who edits the texts himself.

3. 03What was built

   A custom theme where the texts are edited in a simple editor, while the WhatsApp button and phone number stay the same in every language. Arabic has its own font and text direction, and the FAQ answers are marked up for Google search.

4. 04The result

   From any page, a visitor is one tap away from chatting with a guide.

A good fit for: Tourism and services for visitors from abroad.

1. 01The request

   An online English school needed courses, student access and enquiries managed in one place.

2. 02The obstacle

   The contact forms were flooded with automated spam that standard honeypots could not stop.

3. 03What was built

   A course plugin with personal student accounts, enquiries sent to the school’s inbox, and a browser check that blocks automated submissions.

4. 04The result

   Students find all their courses in one account, and the inbox receives real enquiries only.

A good fit for: Online schools and course creators.