An operating system for hospitality venues

Several hospitality businesses were running on hosted page-builders that had hit their ceiling: no real reservation handling, manual translation, and no programmatic SEO. None had a live view of trade either, relying on whatever the point-of-sale reported after the fact, with stock and supplier information living in separate spreadsheets. They needed an owned web presence and a real-time read on the business.

The same system, fitted to each venue. An owned site rebuilt on Next.js with a strict, compile-enforced multilingual setup, consent-gated analytics, and reservation and event forms. Alongside it, a live operations dashboard backed by a sales warehouse that reads order data straight from the point-of-sale and folds in stock and supplier information, rendering revenue by hour, a menu-engineering view, service speed, payment split, and average check on a mobile-first screen that refreshes itself.

The leverage is that it is one system, not one project. The web stack and the analytics warehouse are built to be re-fitted per venue rather than rebuilt, so each new business inherits a proven SEO foundation and a working live dashboard instead of starting from a blank page. Reliability came first: forms run through inline API routes on a service account so there is no token to expire, behind a multi-gate spam stack, and each live domain moved off its old host with zero email downtime by changing only the web records and leaving every mail record untouched.

• /Each venue moved to an owned stack on its production domain, with a valid certificate, strict security headers, and transactional email that survived the switch.
• /Owners get a live read on the business, revenue, menu performance, service speed, stock, and supplier data, instead of after-the-fact reports.
• /SEO and structured data grow automatically from the language list, so each site is built to be found.

• One system re-fitted across several hospitality businesses
• Sales warehouse over point-of-sale, stock, and supplier data
• Live dashboard: revenue, menu engineering, service speed
• Multilingual and compile-enforced, with automatic SEO

Sole builder of the web and analytics system across each venue: point-of-sale integration, the sales warehouse, internationalization, SEO, form backends, security hardening, and the production DNS cutovers.

• Next.js
• TypeScript
• Tailwind
• Point-of-sale APIs
• PostgreSQL
• Vercel