Work
Websites built around the questions each kind of business answers all day, for a dental clinic, a barbershop, a café, a contractor and more. Open any of them and try it: most end in a WhatsApp message that already says what the customer wants.
Demo builds
Working demos, built to show what the finished thing looks like before anyone commits to it. Not live client sites.
A barbershop page that answers the price question before it is asked
One page carrying the full price list with durations, the barber's background, the work, and the opening hours, ending in a WhatsApp button that is never more than a thumb away. The questions are answered before anyone opens a chat.
A café page that already knows whether it is open right now
Five pages in Indonesian and English carrying the full menu with its prices, the three outlets under an open-now badge that reads real Jakarta time rather than a hardcoded label, and somewhere to order on every screen: WhatsApp in the header, GoFood and GrabFood a thumb away on phones.
A travel agency site that writes the WhatsApp message for you
Eight pages in Indonesian and English carrying six destinations, every trip's itinerary, what is and is not included, and the departure dates with seats left. On each trip a visitor picks a date and the number of travellers, sees the total, and taps once to send a WhatsApp message that already names the trip, the date and the headcount.
A property agency site where every listing arrives measured
Ten kinds of page in Indonesian and English: listings searchable by city, type, price and bedrooms, each with a floor plan drawn to scale that names every room and its area, the land certificate, and a viewing picker that books a day and time. A mortgage calculator, new developments with their build progress and units left, and investment offers with yields. Every button ends in a WhatsApp message that already names the property, the day or the numbers.
A kids' coding school site where the curriculum is a skill tree
Ten kinds of page in Indonesian and English, drawn as a pixel-art game. Each class is a skill tree a parent can click through to see what their child learns and builds at every level. A quest board lists the term groups with seats left, mentors appear as party cards, and a Hall of Fame shows students' games, sites and robots. The trial booking is a character creator: the child's age and three quick questions pick the class, the parent chooses a slot, and one tap sends a WhatsApp message that already names the child, the class and the time.
A dental clinic site that answers the price question before the chat
Ten kinds of page in Indonesian and English, drawn as a miniature crew tending giant teeth. Every treatment has its own page with the starting price, the steps, the visits and the aftercare written down, and the dentists' weekly roster is on the site. A symptom check turns "my tooth throbs" into the likely treatment and its starting price as the patient taps. Booking fills an appointment card with the treatment, dentist, day and time, then sends one WhatsApp message that already says all of it.
A renovation contractor site that writes the RAB before the survey
Nine kinds of page plus a page for each of seven jobs, in Indonesian and English, set on a green site hoarding with a cartoon foreman. Every job shows its price per square metre in three finish levels and what is and isn't included. A calculator turns the job, the size and the finish into an itemised cost breakdown with the duration and the payment schedule, and the house rules are posted as safety signs: what the contractor always does, what it never does. Every path ends in a WhatsApp message that already carries the numbers.
A padel club site where the sun sets the price
Ten kinds of page in Indonesian and English, printed as a 1970s beach-club poster. The day is drawn as four bands of colour, each with its price, and a sun sits over the current Jakarta hour. A seven-day schedule shows every court by the hour; a visitor taps the free hours and a booking ticket adds racket hire, the member discount and each player's share, then sends one WhatsApp message. Around it: classes with a level check, event posters and open matches for people looking for a fourth, memberships with a monthly saving calculator, and office-event packages with a quote form.
An aesthetic clinic site where a tap on the face writes the treatment plan
Nine kinds of page plus a page for each of ten treatments, in Indonesian and English, set in espresso and cream like a quiet beauty magazine. Every treatment lists its price, duration, downtime, sessions and who does it, with what to avoid and the days after written down. A skin map lets a visitor tap seven points on a face, pick what bothers them, set how much downtime and budget they have, and get a first plan with a total for the month, sent to the doctor in one WhatsApp message. Booking fills an appointment card with the treatment, doctor, day and time from the doctors' real practice days.
A trading app landing page where the hero is a live 3D scene
One page for an invented exchange covering crypto, US and Indonesian stocks and forex. The hero is a real-time 3D scene written in Three.js: a tiled ribbon draws itself in like a price line, and pastel Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and Tether coins float around it, tilting with the mouse and lifting away as the page scrolls. The scene is composed separately for phone, tablet and desktop, stops drawing once it is off screen, and holds still for visitors who turn motion off. Below it: a price ticker, four markets in one list, a fee table that shows every charge, three sign-up steps and how customer money is kept safe.
A gym site where the timetable works out the cheapest membership
Eleven kinds of page plus a page for each of eight classes and three beginner guides, in Indonesian and English, set in a dark green-black gym with one lime action, after a Dribbble reference the owner picked. The first screen lists today's next classes with spots left. The weekly timetable doubles as a calculator: tap the classes you would really attend and it prices the month as drop-in, class packs and three memberships, names the cheapest and sends that choice in one WhatsApp message. The free trial picks a class, a day, a time and a spot on the room's map, and ends in a prefilled ticket. Every page carries its own title, description, breadcrumbs and structured data, ready to be indexed once a real gym moves in.
A wedding organizer site that prices the day and checks the date
Eleven kinds of page plus a page for each of six services and three planning guides, in Indonesian and English, set in linen and cocoa with arched photos and thin serif capitals, after a Dribbble reference the owner picked. A cost estimator turns guest count, venue, tradition, decor, attire and entertainment into an itemised range and names the package that fits. A date calendar shows which Saturdays are still open, counts the planning timeline back from the chosen date and books a free consultation. Six traditions, from Javanese to Chinese Indonesian, each list their rites in order. Every path ends in one WhatsApp message with the couple's choices already written, and every page carries its own title, description, breadcrumbs and structured data.
A car detailing site that prices the car panel by panel
Ten kinds of page plus a page for each of eight treatments and three guides, in Indonesian and English, in black, white and one signal red with wide extended type, after a Dribbble reference the owner picked. A panel map draws the car from the side: pick your model, tap the paint, the glass, the wheels or the cabin, and a worksheet adds each treatment at the price for that size of car, draws its hours in the bay, counts the days and switches to a package when that is cheaper. Every treatment says what it fixes and what it does not. Booking shows which days have a free bay for the whole job and the day to collect the car, and every path ends in one WhatsApp message with the car and the work already written. Every page carries its own title, description, breadcrumbs and structured data.
A restaurant site where guests pick their own table
Seven kinds of page in Indonesian and English, near-black with white type and very tall condensed capitals, every photo a framed print, after a Dribbble reference the owner picked. Plus buttons on the plates of the home photo open each dish with its island, portion and price. The menu is navigated on a map of the archipelago, and a group builds its order there with service and tax added line by line. Reservations draw the room as a floor plan: pick a date, a time and the number of guests, and the tables that fit and are free light up, so the guest chooses the actual table. Set menus for groups work out the total and the deposit. Every path ends in one WhatsApp message with the date, time, table and pre-order already written, and every page carries its own title, description, breadcrumbs and structured data.