For hospitality
Menu, hours, booking. In that order.
A restaurant site has one job: get someone to the menu, tell them whether you are open, and take the booking. Everything else is decoration.
How we build them
Menu in real HTML
Never a PDF. A PDF does not rank in search, does not reflow on a phone, and cannot be read aloud. Your menu is the page.Included
IncludedLive open and closed
"Open now, kitchen until 10" — not a table that makes someone do arithmetic. Handles daylight saving and per-state public holidays.Included
IncludedOne tap to call or navigate
The phone number dials. The address opens maps. On a phone these are the two most-tapped things on the page.Included
IncludedBookings the way you take them
Your existing platform embedded, or tap-to-call and WhatsApp if that is how it really works. We build what you use.Included
IncludedTemplate build
Start from one of our hospitality concepts, rebranded to you.5 days
₹40,000A$900Custom build
Original direction, your photography, a cinematic hero if the room is worth showing.3 weeks
From₹1,20,000A$3,000
Anything marked From is scoped to your business, so the figure is a starting point — you get an exact price in writing before any work begins. Everything else is the price. Either way, if scope changes we re-quote before doing the work, never after. GST extra where applicable.Billed in AUD; GST is not charged on exported services.
Two you can look at right now
Kettle & Kin and Tallowood are both live and both ours. They are concepts, not client work — we would rather show real templates than invent a logo wall.
Search finds you through the menu
Someone searching for a dish near them only finds you if the dish is text on a page. That single decision — HTML instead of a PDF — does more for you than most of the design.
What happens next
No surprises, at any point.
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A call, then a written brief
Twenty minutes on what you need. You get scope, price and dates in writing before anything starts, and nothing moves until you sign it off.
- 02
Real screens, in a browser
Not a slide deck. You see the actual thing running and say what is wrong while it is still cheap to change.
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Built, tested, handed over
Fast on a mid-range phone on patchy data, because that is what your customers are on. Domain, hosting and accounts all in your name.
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We keep it alive
Every project can attach a care plan. Month to month, thirty days notice, no lock-in.