Use cases
Each of these started as an everyday problem — a busy restaurant floor, members quietly missing classes, fees that needed chasing. Here is what we built for each one, shown with real screens.
Client project · Restaurant · Anonymised
The problem: Guests need an easier way to browse, order and ask for service — without adding work for the floor team.
What we built: A table-QR menu for ordering and service requests, with the floor team and the owner seeing the same requests the moment a guest taps.
See how it works: Make every table visit an opportunity to serve better.
Client project · Fitness academy · Anonymised
The problem: Academies and fitness studios often notice repeated absences only after a member has already drifted away.
What we built: Online-class attendance is imported, members who miss a set number of sessions are flagged, and course-wise reminder emails go out — with a record of every email sent, bounced or excluded.
See how it works: Turn attendance records into proactive member engagement.
Our own product · UniqBrio
The problem: Manual follow-ups make it hard to keep track of due dates, payment status and new enquiries across courses.
What we built: Course-wise payment tracking, WhatsApp reminders with a pay link, and a simple online path from enquiry to enrolment.
See how it works: Spend less time chasing fees.Two of these are client projects, shown without the client's name; the third is UniqBrio, our own product. Screenshots are real screens from the system, with every name, figure, logo and QR code replaced by fictional data.
That is the usual case. Tell us where the time, money or opportunities go, and we will work out whether software is the right answer.
