RESTAURANT SOFTWARE
FIDELIZE
Our own restaurant product, built with K-BIR: online booking without commission, an Apple and Google Wallet loyalty card, and replies to Google reviews, in one tool.
Industries · Startups & SaaS
A first version real users can sign up to
We build our own products too: a booking and loyalty SaaS for restaurants, a WhatsApp copilot for small business owners, a study app. We know what a first version needs to prove, and what can wait until users ask for it.
Where the hours go
Months of building before the first user
Every feature feels essential, the launch keeps moving and nobody has tested the core idea.
Security left for later
Paid API keys in the front end and open database rules are how small products get abused.
Payments and accounts eat the roadmap
Sign-up, roles, subscriptions and invoices take weeks before you ship anything unique.
An agency quote that keeps growing
Hourly billing turns a clear idea into an open-ended budget.
What we put in place
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Scoped MVP
We cut the first version down to what proves the idea, with a fixed price and date.
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Accounts and payments
Sign-up, roles and online payment set up early, so your time goes to the product itself.
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Secure backend
Secrets stay on the server, database rules are closed by default, and builds are scanned for leaked keys before every deploy.
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Dashboards and admin
An admin view of usage and costs per customer, so you know what each account costs you.
Projects in this industry
BUSINESS MESSAGING
K-Chat
A WhatsApp co-pilot for business owners: one inbox, tasks and appointments pulled from conversations, a call log and a daily summary. In restricted access, not on sale yet.
EDUCATION APP
Revigo
The landing page of Revigo, our revision app for secondary school students, with links to the App Store and the web app and a blog of 71 articles on study methods.
SPORTS COACHING
Furtif Academy
A bilingual site for an online taekwondo coaching programme led by Olympians Cyrian Ravet and Magda Wiet-Hénin, with a sign-up form that leads to WhatsApp and a leads dashboard.
Frequently asked questions
How much does an MVP cost?
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A fixed price, agreed before we start, based on a 30 minute call where we scope the first version. Changes are quoted before they are built.
Who owns the code and the IP?
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You do. The code, the accounts and the data are in your company’s name.
How fast can we launch?
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It depends on what the first version must prove. We fix the date in the quote and you test working builds along the way.
Do you take equity or a revenue share?
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No. You pay for the build and, if you want it, a monthly plan for hosting, monitoring and new features.
What happens if the app goes down?
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Monitoring alerts us and we fix it as a priority. Data is backed up, and secrets never sit in the browser where they could leak.