Custom Websites

A site that reflects the business, not a theme with your logo on it.

Bespoke design rather than a bought layout. A CMS your team can actually edit without breaking the page. Built to load fast on a Thai phone network, and wired to the things the business already uses: LINE, PromptPay and local payment gateways, Google Calendar, your booking flow.

Designed and built by one team, so the look and the thing underneath it are never arguing. When a site needs a system behind it rather than beside it, the same team builds that too: CRMs, dashboards, booking flows and the internal tools that are currently a spreadsheet.

Templates make you fit the software. We make the software fit you.

Off-the-shelf builders are fine until the business needs something specific: a booking rule, a branch structure, a payment flow, a report nobody else runs. Then you are stuck paying for plugins that half-work. A custom build starts from how your team already operates, and grows with it.

You own the code and host it on your own accounts, so nothing about the site is rented.

Most Thai businesses don’t outgrow their tools. They outgrow the gaps between them.

Bookings arrive in a LINE chat. Someone copies them into a spreadsheet. A second spreadsheet tracks payment. A third is the one finance actually trusts. Nothing is wrong with any single piece, and the whole thing still costs a person a day a week and breaks the moment they take leave.

That is where we build: systems that hold the thing your team is currently holding manually. CRMs that match how your sales process really runs. Dashboards that answer the question an owner asks on a Monday, counted the same way every time. A focused internal tool is usually running in four to six weeks, and larger platforms ship in working pieces, so you are correcting a real screen in week three rather than approving a diagram. See custom software and North OS →

Software that cannot reach your other systems is another island.

LINE notifications and LINE login, because that is where Thai customers and staff already are. PromptPay, Omise and local card gateways. Google Calendar for anything with appointments. Exports in the shape your accounting office actually asks for, rather than a CSV someone retypes.

Site, booking flow and the system behind them come from one team, so nothing has to be explained twice.