Our work
We do not just build for clients — we build and operate our own products. DineKit is proof of what our process produces. Client work is added here as projects complete.
Case study — own product
We conceived, designed, built, and launched DineKit as our own product. It is a live, paying-customer SaaS — not a prototype or a side project. This is what our product development process looks like when we apply it to ourselves.
Product metrics
The problem
Most booking and menu tools were generic widgets bolted onto restaurant websites — inconsistent branding, poor UX, and disconnected from operations. Venues were paying for multiple tools that did not talk to each other.
Our approach
We designed DineKit as a unified product where the public website widgets and the restaurant management portal share the same data, branding system, and identity. One product, two surfaces, consistent everywhere.
The result
DineKit launched with bookings, menus, gift cards, pickup ordering, guest CRM, and floor plan management. Restaurants can self-onboard and go live with a trial in under a day. Pricing starts at A$50/month.
Module 1
Guest-facing booking widget with restaurant-side confirmation, cancellation, deposit support, and SMS/email notifications.
Module 2
Customers purchase branded gift cards online. Codes are emailed automatically. Restaurant owners track and redeem from the management portal.
Module 3
Guests place pickup orders from the restaurant's own website. Orders flow into the operations dashboard with real-time alerts.
Module 4
Menus update live on the restaurant's website via a hosted widget. Categories, images, and item descriptions managed from the portal.
Module 5
Every booking and order builds a guest profile automatically. Teams can see preferences, visit frequency, and notes in a single place.
Module 6
Visual table assignment for the dining room. Reservations map to specific tables so service teams can see the full room at a glance.
Coming soon
We are completing documentation for recent client engagements across website design and automation. They will be added here as they are approved for publication.
Website design — upcoming
A commercial services business needed a complete redesign to match their premium positioning and convert better from organic search.
Automation — upcoming
A service business replacing manual email follow-up with an automated sequence triggered by CRM stage changes and customer actions.
Software product — upcoming
A focused SaaS product for a specific service vertical — applying the same product development process we used to build DineKit.
Ready to build?
If you have a website, automation, or software product you want to build, we would like to hear about it. We scope clearly, price fairly, and deliver what we commit to.