Accounts, content, ads, website. Built from zero, run every month, made worth following.
How it goes
You can join at any step. Most brands start at the first one.
A week of looking before a week of making: what you sell, who buys it, what the competition is doing, what already exists online under your name. You get the findings and a plan, whether or not you carry on with us.
Profiles set up properly, then the part people actually see: reels and posts we shoot in your own place, on a calendar that holds.
The website is the easy half. The useful half is what it is wired to: a QR code on the table that opens the order, a shop that knows the stock, a bot that answers the same question at midnight, an agent that files the enquiry where somebody will see it.
Posting, ads, hosting, monitoring, the small fixes. Every month you get one page: what went out, what it cost, what came back. Nothing invisible for a month.
Work
Built for clients, or built to show what we can do. Ask and we walk you through any of them.
The menu behind a code on the table, orders landing straight at the pass.
I want this →
Profile, feed, site and the Google listing for a place that had none.
I want this →
Chairs, staff and hours in one calendar. Reminders stop the no-shows.
I want this →
Ordering, invoices and delivery status behind a single login.
I want this →
One place for orders that three departments were keeping in a shared spreadsheet.
I want this →
An agent answering staff questions from the internal documentation.
I want this →Media presence
Reels we film in your place: a hook in the first second, cut to 15–30 seconds, subtitled, posted when your crowd is actually online. Not clips for the archive — the kind people send to each other.
One shoot day gives the feed a month of material. We plan the day, shoot it, cut it and post it, and the footage stays yours.
Any step above can be handed over on its own.
The first call costs nothing and commits you to nothing. →
Contact
A few lines is enough. We come back with what we would do first, roughly what it costs, and how long it takes.
30 minutes on Google Meet. 09:00–21:00 CET, Monday to Friday.
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Pick a day and a time.
We send the Google Meet invite from our side, to the address you give us. Expect it within one working day. If that slot has just gone, we offer you the nearest one. The second button only drops a placeholder in your own calendar while you wait.