Next-generation websites

Not a page to read.
A world to step into.

A Spanish and Mexican cantina Deal the table

Half website, half app. It moves, it plays, and it sounds like you.

Every site is designed from scratch around one business: its idea, its menu, its food, its place, and the thing people know it for. We frame it like a work of art, and it works like an app: people choose, see the price, and book. For any kind of business. These ones are from the food scene.

How each one is designed

Five things that are yours.
One frame.

No template, and no two the same.

  1. 01 Your idea What your business believes, and the line people remember you by.
  2. 02 Your menu Everything you sell and every price, laid out the way people choose.
  3. 03 Your food The dishes, the products, the photos. Shown the way they look on the table.
  4. 04 Your place Where you are, the street, the room, the feeling of walking in.
  5. 05 What you are known for The thing people tell their friends about, put where nobody can miss it.
One frame, made only for you We design all of it into one picture, the way an artist frames a painting. Then we bring it to life on the screen. No template, and no two the same.

In every language your customers read

English, Thai, Chinese, Japanese, or whatever your customers read. Every dish, every price and every button, with one tap to change.

ENไทย中文日本語ES + The site speaks EN, ไทย, 中文, 日本語, ES, and more.

From the food scene

Each one starts
from its own idea.

A cantina where the cards deal your table. A hot pot you cook in one minute. A deli where you build the sandwich. Each one is its own world, on a computer and on a phone. Tap one to walk through it.

A Spanish and Mexican cantina · Sukhumvit, Bangkok Deal the table Say how many you are and what you feel like. The cards deal a table of dishes, with the price for everyone.
A Vietnamese restaurant · Bangkok Cook the pot A one-minute game. Light the fire, dip the meat, lift it when the ring turns green. At the end you get the bill for the pot you cooked.
A sandwich deli · Sukhumvit, Bangkok Build your sandwich Pick the meat, the size and the bread. The meat is cut and stacked while you choose, and the price changes with it. Then smash it together.
An Isan restaurant · Old town, Bangkok Pound your own Pick the base and the chilies, then pound it yourself. The site finds the closest dish on the menu and puts it on your table.
An all-day restaurant · Bangkok Morning to night Scroll through one day, from fresh bread in the morning to dinner at night. As the clock moves, the colour of the page moves with it.
An Italian restaurant · Sukhumvit, Bangkok Swipe the menu Swipe right on what you would eat tonight, left to say no. Every dish you like goes on your table.
A dessert café · Bangkok Make it snow Scroll down and shaved ice falls like snow, until it is a mountain in the bowl. Keep going and the sauce pours down over it.
A brunch house · Thonglor, Bangkok Read the bowl Each bowl shows what is in it, one ingredient at a time. Change the bowl and the whole page changes colour.
A burger bar · Ari, Bangkok Three steps to a burger Pick the burger, then the side, then the extras. Each burger drops into place, and the price adds up as you go.
A Thai family restaurant · Bangkok Pound the paste Hold to pound the curry paste in a clay mortar. Stop when it is fine enough, and grandmother gives you her stars.
A burger and beer bar · Thonglor, Bangkok The anatomy of a burger Scroll, and numbered dots appear on the burger one layer at a time, with the name of each layer beside it. Then add it to the tray.
An artisan bakery · Bangkok Your sandwich, your bread Pick a sandwich, then the bread it comes on. The loaf drops into place and the price changes with it.
A supper club · Bangkok Compose your table Answer five questions: how many guests, which kitchen, the mood, what to leave out, the drinks. The cards deal a table of dishes, with the price for everyone.
A Thai sweets shop · Bangkok Fill the box Choose a box, then tap the sweets to set them on their gold trays. When the box is full, the ribbon ties itself.
A dining and nightlife courtyard · Sukhumvit, Bangkok From morning to night As you scroll, one day goes by, from seven in the morning to two at night. The sky turns from dawn to dusk to night, the clock runs, and each place lights up when it opens.
Moonslurp · Bangkok Build your bowl Choose the broth, the noodles and the toppings, and the bowl is drawn as you choose. Turn up the spice and the page gets warmer.

Games inside the menu

Play a little,
order a little more.

A long menu is a lot to remember. People forget the drink, the side, the sweet. So in a few places, the menu turns into a small game.

01

Choosing feels like play

Swipe yes or no on each dish, deal a table, build a sandwich. Picking from a long menu stops feeling like work.

02

One more thing, at the right moment

Each step offers what goes with it: the cheese, the sauce, the side, the drink. Small things people would forget to ask for.

03

Every yes goes into the order

What people pick lands in their list with its price, so nothing is lost between choosing and ordering.

04

A full menu that looks the part

Around the games, every dish has its photo, its words and its price, designed with care. A place that looks this good is trusted, and people order with less doubt.

What we design for: more on every table, and a higher bill per person.

What makes it next generation

Half website,
half app.

People remember what they did, not what they read.

01

It moves

Every screen moves as people scroll: a film that plays, a page that opens, words that arrive one line at a time.

02

It gives people something to do

One game made from your business: deal a table, build a sandwich, cook a pot. By the time people arrive, they have already chosen.

03

It carries your idea

Built around what your business believes, in your colours, your letters and your photos. Not a template with your logo on it.

04

It works like an app

Everything you sell, with photos and prices. People choose, see the total, and book or show it at the counter.

05

It speaks their language

English, Thai, Chinese, Japanese, or whatever your customers read. One tap to change.

06

Made for the phone

Most people open it on a phone, standing outside or sitting down. We design for the phone first.

For restaurants:
change the menu in one place.

Every restaurant site we build can connect to BiteTheMenu.

BiteTheMenu is the restaurant software we built. You do not need it to have one of our websites. If you run a restaurant and use it, connect the two and they work as one.

  • The menu on the site comes from BiteTheMenu, so you change a dish or a price in one place.
  • A notice on the page, like a closed day or a music night, is changed from BiteTheMenu, without calling us.
  • Every visit and every tap on book or call is counted next to your menu numbers. No cookies, and nothing that knows who the guest is.
  • Requests from the site arrive in your BiteTheMenu inbox.

One site we built already runs this way. Its menu, its events and its requests all come from BiteTheMenu.

What BiteTheMenu is → Not required. Every site works on its own too.

How it is made

Days, not months.

We build with AI. That is why it is fast, and why it costs less than you expect.

Four steps, in this order

  1. We read what you already have. Your menu or price list, your photos, your Instagram, what customers write about you. You do not have to prepare anything.
  2. We find the idea that is already yours. The line people remember you by, the way your customers use your place, the feeling of the room. The website grows out of that.
  3. We build it in days. Everything you sell, every price, every photo, in every language. You open it on your phone and try it.
  4. You check every word. Every price and every name is yours to correct. It goes live on your own address when you say yes.

You see a working site before you decide anything.

Before you ask

What people ask us
first.

What is a next-generation website?

A website that does more than show. It moves as people scroll, gives them something to do, and carries your brand's idea on every screen. It is half website, half app: people choose what they want, see the price and book, in their own language.

Is it only for restaurants?

No. We build them for any kind of business: clinics, studios, shops, hotels. The ones on this page are from the food scene because that is where we started.

How long does it take?

Days for a first version you can open on your phone, not months. We build with AI, and every site shares the same tested parts underneath: the list of what you sell, the basket, the languages, the phone layout. The time goes into the part that is only yours.

What does it cost?

You know the price before we start. Because we build with AI, it costs much less than people expect for a site like this.

Do I need BiteTheMenu?

No. BiteTheMenu is our software for restaurants. Every site works on its own, and we make the changes for you when you send them. If you run a restaurant on BiteTheMenu, the site can connect to it, and then the menu and the requests are run from there.

Is it a template?

No. Each site starts from one business: its idea, its colours, its photos, the way its customers use it. What every site shares is underneath, where nobody sees it.

Can people order and pay on the site?

People choose on the site and see the total, then show the list at the counter or use it to book. A site can also send the order from the guest's phone straight to a screen for the staff, like the Thai sweets shop above. Paying online is something we build to order.

Free demo

See your own website
before you pay anything.

Leave your shop's name and how to reach you. We design a demo made only for you, free.

  1. 01 You leave four lines. The name of your shop, your email, your phone, and your Instagram if you have one.
  2. 02 We design your demo, with AI. From your menu, your photos and your Instagram: your idea, framed like a work of art, in your customers' languages.
  3. 03 We get in touch and show it to you. On your phone. If you like it, we talk about the rest. If not, it costs you nothing.

Your free website demo

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