Phnom Penh

The website, the menu
and the app your
business runs on

Three things a business needs online. I build them one at a time or together. Four places in this city are already using what is below, and you can open every one of them right now.

$150
All included, to start
One price. Nothing added afterwards.
Telegram @made_kraisin See the four

What I do

Three services
01

Support enhancement

Whatever you hand a customer to read, working on a phone and on a tablet. Your photos, your prices, your layout. Nothing is retyped, so a new file from you means a new version the same day.

Built for Above Eleven

02

Website

A site built from nothing, with what you sell, your place and your opening hours. Then the listings that send people there: Google Maps, Instagram, the booking link.

Built for BÚN and DE BLACK

03

App

The job someone in your place does by hand every day. Stock, prices, orders, bookings. Your staff change it from a phone and the public page changes with it.

Built for Laor Laor

What I have already built here

Four, all live
Two dishes from the Above Eleven menu on a tablet, each with its photo, description, allergies and price

Above Eleven

MenuRestaurant

Their printed menu, page for page, on the tablets handed to the table. The artwork and the type come straight out of the restaurant's own PDF, so when the menu changes the tablets change with it.

above-eleven.vercel.app
The BÚN homepage, with the logo over a photo of the dining room

BÚN Vietnamese Kitchen

WebsiteRestaurant, three branches

Sixty dishes across twelve sections, set as real text rather than a photo of a paper menu, so a phone can read it and Google can index it. One card for each of the three branches, with its hours, its phone and its booking link. Their Google listings had no website at all before this.

bun-restaurant.vercel.app
The DE BLACK homepage, a coffee cup photographed against black

DE BLACK Coffee

WebsiteCoffee shop

A coffee shop on Samdach Chakrei Ponn. Online in two hours, with the drinks and the prices taken from the owner's own menu file, a map that opens the right pin, and a card the shop prints and puts on the counter to collect Google reviews.

deblack.vercel.app
The Laor Laor catalogue, a grid of products each showing its price and how many are left

Laor Laor Camera Shop

AppCamera shop

Almost every page on their old site said "message us to check stock and price". Now each item carries its price and the number left on the shelf. The staff photograph a new item on a phone, type the price, and the public page updates.

laorlaor-demo.vercel.app