Software Solutions That Grow Your Business

Challenge

Founded in Berlin in 2024, Haus of Kebab needed to manage multiple branches under a single digital platform, grow online order volume, and build a corporate web presence to support franchise expansion. Their social-media-only presence offered no SEO visibility, and there was no integrated ordering flow to back their 25-minute delivery promise.

Solution

A multi-page, mobile-first restaurant site was built with Next.js. The Speisekarte (menu) page supports dynamic product categories and prices; the Standorte (branches) page features Google Maps integration for branch discovery. The online ordering flow was reduced to 3 steps, and live Google Reviews data (4.8/5) is pulled via API. A franchise application form and Food Truck request module were added. Dedicated local SEO pages were created for each branch.

Challenge

Hair and beauty salons were managing appointments manually across phone calls, Instagram DMs, and WhatsApp. Without a central availability system, double bookings were common, cancellations were noticed too late, and reservations coming from online channels could not be monitored in one dashboard.

Solution

A multi-tenant, role-based salon platform was built with Next.js. The daily calendar view, staff availability panel, and color-coded appointment statuses unified operations in a single interface. An AI assistant detects free slots and suggests them to waiting-list customers, while bookings from web, Instagram, and Google are consolidated in one panel. SMS, email, and WhatsApp reminders run automatically, and revenue plus service-performance reports give managers real-time visibility.

Challenge

Growing across Austria, Germany, and Central Europe, Losta Group wanted to unite 18 companies, its investment portfolio, and its corporate reputation under one digital identity. The existing presence did not reflect a premium brand image, lacked an Investor Relations section, and had weak visibility for holding and investment searches.

Solution

A high-performance corporate website supporting DE/EN was built with Next.js. Pages for About, Companies, Investments, Projects, Sustainability, and Careers were structured within one architecture. The Investor Relations area centralizes reports, press releases, and management content, while dedicated subsidiary pages and Schema.org Organization/Corporation markup strengthen discoverability. A deep navy brand palette, serif typography, and Vienna skyline visuals create a premium holding experience.

Challenge

As a newly launched Mediterranean restaurant, LUMA needed a web presence that could reflect its atmosphere and guide visitors directly to the menu. Social profiles alone could not communicate the concept clearly, menu discovery was inconvenient, and there was no focused site experience supporting location-driven traffic.

Solution

A one-page, illustration-driven restaurant website was built with Next.js. The hero area uses seagull, umbrella, and summer motifs; highlighted cocktail and food sections introduce signature offerings; and the story section reinforces the handcrafted brand narrative. One-click menu access was added, the German-language interface was optimized for the local audience, and mobile usability became the primary design priority.

Challenge

Operating across multiple warehouses, LagerPilot faced stock discrepancies, barcode-scanner inconsistencies, and Excel-based manual workflows. With more than 200 shipments processed per day, inbound and outbound handling errors were increasing. Strong data-protection expectations and ISO 27001-level security standards also became operational requirements.

Solution

A full WMS with role-based access control was built on Next.js. The barcode-scanning module records item movements within seconds, while the live stock dashboard gives warehouse managers one-screen visibility. Goods intake, dispatch, critical-stock alerts, order and delivery tracking, and supplier-performance reporting were unified in one system. PDF/XLSX export, secure session management, and an information-security-focused architecture prepared the platform for enterprise-scale use.

Challenge

Ozcelik Real Estate was managing listings, buyer leads, and consultant workflows across fragmented tools. Manually updated spreadsheets caused portfolio delays, property matching became inefficient, and there was no digital experience strong enough to reflect a premium brand position.

Solution

A custom real-estate platform was built with Next.js. Hero search, category-based portfolio showcases, premium listing cards, service modules, consultancy forms, and map integration were unified in a single flow. Role-based content management, powerful filtering, and a mobile-first interface accelerated both brand presentation and customer conversion.

Challenge

MentisCare needed a clearer digital presence to explain long-term care, daily-life support, and onboarding/contact flows in a more accessible way. The existing web experience was not strong enough on mobile and did not fully reflect the warm, reassuring nature of the organization.

Solution

A mobile-first, accessible corporate website was built with Next.js. The hero section, service cards, care-approach content blocks, application CTAs, and location/contact areas were unified in one smooth flow. Clear typography, soft gradients, and human-centered imagery strengthened the brand tone while making the sign-up journey more visible.

Challenge

NovaForma needed to speak to multiple audiences at once: families searching for suitable living arrangements, care organizations exploring strategic partnerships, and professionals managing referral processes. The challenge was to unify these needs under a single clear, trustworthy, and conversion-oriented web experience.

Solution

A structured portal with a corporate yet approachable visual language was built using Next.js. The hero section, decision-oriented service blocks, trust metrics, methodology steps, digital portal presentation, and strong CTA zones were combined into one coherent experience. The mobile flow was carefully optimized so visitors could quickly enter the path most relevant to them.

Challenge

Atlantik Plastik needed a modern digital presence that could translate its experience in bubble wrap packaging and related production products into a trustworthy online identity while presenting the product portfolio clearly. The existing digital presence did not reflect the scale of the brand or its production capacity.

Solution

A high-impact, mobile-first corporate website was designed with Next.js. The hero section highlights the production line and sustainability message, while product groups are structured with tabbed cards. Facility presentation, capacity data, sector references, gallery, and quote form were placed in one smooth flow to strengthen both brand perception and commercial conversion.

Challenge

Founded in Berlin in 2024, Haus of Kebab needed to manage multiple branches under a single digital platform, grow online order volume, and build a corporate web presence to support franchise expansion. Their social-media-only presence offered no SEO visibility, and there was no integrated ordering flow to back their 25-minute delivery promise.

Solution

A multi-page, mobile-first restaurant site was built with Next.js. The Speisekarte (menu) page supports dynamic product categories and prices; the Standorte (branches) page features Google Maps integration for branch discovery. The online ordering flow was reduced to 3 steps, and live Google Reviews data (4.8/5) is pulled via API. A franchise application form and Food Truck request module were added. Dedicated local SEO pages were created for each branch.

Challenge

Hair and beauty salons were managing appointments manually across phone calls, Instagram DMs, and WhatsApp. Without a central availability system, double bookings were common, cancellations were noticed too late, and reservations coming from online channels could not be monitored in one dashboard.

Solution

A multi-tenant, role-based salon platform was built with Next.js. The daily calendar view, staff availability panel, and color-coded appointment statuses unified operations in a single interface. An AI assistant detects free slots and suggests them to waiting-list customers, while bookings from web, Instagram, and Google are consolidated in one panel. SMS, email, and WhatsApp reminders run automatically, and revenue plus service-performance reports give managers real-time visibility.

Challenge

Growing across Austria, Germany, and Central Europe, Losta Group wanted to unite 18 companies, its investment portfolio, and its corporate reputation under one digital identity. The existing presence did not reflect a premium brand image, lacked an Investor Relations section, and had weak visibility for holding and investment searches.

Solution

A high-performance corporate website supporting DE/EN was built with Next.js. Pages for About, Companies, Investments, Projects, Sustainability, and Careers were structured within one architecture. The Investor Relations area centralizes reports, press releases, and management content, while dedicated subsidiary pages and Schema.org Organization/Corporation markup strengthen discoverability. A deep navy brand palette, serif typography, and Vienna skyline visuals create a premium holding experience.

Challenge

As a newly launched Mediterranean restaurant, LUMA needed a web presence that could reflect its atmosphere and guide visitors directly to the menu. Social profiles alone could not communicate the concept clearly, menu discovery was inconvenient, and there was no focused site experience supporting location-driven traffic.

Solution

A one-page, illustration-driven restaurant website was built with Next.js. The hero area uses seagull, umbrella, and summer motifs; highlighted cocktail and food sections introduce signature offerings; and the story section reinforces the handcrafted brand narrative. One-click menu access was added, the German-language interface was optimized for the local audience, and mobile usability became the primary design priority.

Challenge

Operating across multiple warehouses, LagerPilot faced stock discrepancies, barcode-scanner inconsistencies, and Excel-based manual workflows. With more than 200 shipments processed per day, inbound and outbound handling errors were increasing. Strong data-protection expectations and ISO 27001-level security standards also became operational requirements.

Solution

A full WMS with role-based access control was built on Next.js. The barcode-scanning module records item movements within seconds, while the live stock dashboard gives warehouse managers one-screen visibility. Goods intake, dispatch, critical-stock alerts, order and delivery tracking, and supplier-performance reporting were unified in one system. PDF/XLSX export, secure session management, and an information-security-focused architecture prepared the platform for enterprise-scale use.

Challenge

Ozcelik Real Estate was managing listings, buyer leads, and consultant workflows across fragmented tools. Manually updated spreadsheets caused portfolio delays, property matching became inefficient, and there was no digital experience strong enough to reflect a premium brand position.

Solution

A custom real-estate platform was built with Next.js. Hero search, category-based portfolio showcases, premium listing cards, service modules, consultancy forms, and map integration were unified in a single flow. Role-based content management, powerful filtering, and a mobile-first interface accelerated both brand presentation and customer conversion.

Challenge

MentisCare needed a clearer digital presence to explain long-term care, daily-life support, and onboarding/contact flows in a more accessible way. The existing web experience was not strong enough on mobile and did not fully reflect the warm, reassuring nature of the organization.

Solution

A mobile-first, accessible corporate website was built with Next.js. The hero section, service cards, care-approach content blocks, application CTAs, and location/contact areas were unified in one smooth flow. Clear typography, soft gradients, and human-centered imagery strengthened the brand tone while making the sign-up journey more visible.

Challenge

NovaForma needed to speak to multiple audiences at once: families searching for suitable living arrangements, care organizations exploring strategic partnerships, and professionals managing referral processes. The challenge was to unify these needs under a single clear, trustworthy, and conversion-oriented web experience.

Solution

A structured portal with a corporate yet approachable visual language was built using Next.js. The hero section, decision-oriented service blocks, trust metrics, methodology steps, digital portal presentation, and strong CTA zones were combined into one coherent experience. The mobile flow was carefully optimized so visitors could quickly enter the path most relevant to them.

Challenge

Atlantik Plastik needed a modern digital presence that could translate its experience in bubble wrap packaging and related production products into a trustworthy online identity while presenting the product portfolio clearly. The existing digital presence did not reflect the scale of the brand or its production capacity.

Solution

A high-impact, mobile-first corporate website was designed with Next.js. The hero section highlights the production line and sustainability message, while product groups are structured with tabbed cards. Facility presentation, capacity data, sector references, gallery, and quote form were placed in one smooth flow to strengthen both brand perception and commercial conversion.