The systems behind
the work.

Products we build and operate ourselves. Explore how they connect ordering and payments, membership and booking, and curated information with AI.

Restaurant operations

Alman Hesabi

From the table to the kitchen.

The need: A restaurant has many moving parts: the guest’s order, the kitchen ticket, and the final payment. Bringing them together takes more than a good-looking menu.
The connected workflow: A guest orders through a multilingual QR menu. The kitchen receives the order, the bill can be split, and the operator can review activity through reporting.
What this demonstrates: Connected operations and transaction flows, designed around the people who use them.

Executive network

Membership, mentorship, and booking, connected.

The need: A professional network needs a useful way for people to find each other and turn an introduction into an ongoing relationship.
The connected workflow: Members discover executive profiles, select mentorship, and book sessions. Membership and a curated partner marketplace support the ongoing network.
What this demonstrates: A platform that connects people, discovery, and bookings in one coherent experience.

Discovery & AI concierge

Personal taste meets curated knowledge.

The need: Choosing a place is personal. A useful guide needs trustworthy information and a way to connect it to what someone actually enjoys.
The connected workflow: Curated venue information and a guest’s preferences inform an AI concierge, with multilingual city guides and trip planning supporting the discovery flow.
What this demonstrates: AI grounded in curated information and personal preferences, connected to a useful customer experience.

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