Online tools forthe people behindthe journey.

I design and build online tools for travel creators, hotels, tour providers, and restaurants. Built around what your business needs.

A traveller with a camera looks out over a clear island lagoon from a wooden jetty.

Give your visitors
a next step.

Choose your business.
See what a useful online tool,
with AI built in, could do
for your visitors.

Turn interest
into a stay.

AI tools that once needed a development team, built into the way your hotel already works.

Take the booking.

Dates, room details and a clear total, taken on your own site. An assistant helps guests choose the right room before they commit.

The Garden HouseAI-assisted
Check in18 Oct
Check out20 Oct

Garden room

2 guests · 2 nights · Breakfast included

Total for your stay£360
Choose your room

Illustrative example. Review cancellation terms before booking.

Answer before they ask again.

Arrival questions answered from your property guide at any hour, with a hand-off to reception when a person is needed.

Before you arriveAnswers by AIIllustrative example

Can we leave our bags before check-in?

Of course. Drop them at reception from 8am. Your room will be ready at 3pm.

From the property's arrival guide

Ask reception

Get them booked.
Get them there.

AI tools that once needed a development team, built into the way your tours already run.

Make every departure bookable.

Times, capacity and a clear price. Help guests choose the right way to join you.

Sunday 18 OctoberAI-assisted

Old town walk

2 hours · English · 2 adults

09:30Full
11:304 spaces
14:008 spaces
2 adults × £35£70
Continue with 11:30

Illustrative example. Times and prices will be yours.

Make the meeting point obvious.

A useful route and the details they need before the tour begins.

Meet at the clocktowerAI inside11:15
Illustrative walking route from Harbour through Old town to the Clocktower meeting point. HarbourOld townClocktower

Clocktower steps. Arrive 15 minutes early.
Bring water and comfortable shoes.

Open directions

From the menu
to your table.

AI tools that once needed a development team, built into the way your restaurant already works.

A menu they can actually use.

Readable dishes, prices and dietary details. Easy to browse, easy to keep current.

At the table.

A seasonal menu

Answers by AI
  • Charred courgette
    $14

    Goat's cheese, mint and pistachio.

    Vegetarian · Gluten-free

  • Brown butter scallops
    $18

    Sweetcorn, cured lemon and chive.

    Gluten-free

  • Roast chicken
    $28

    Celeriac, crisp potato, sage and jus.

    Gluten-free

  • Miso aubergine
    $24

    Jasmine rice, sesame and spring onion.

    Vegan · Gluten-free

  • Bitter chocolate tart
    $12

    Crème fraîche and sea salt.

    Vegetarian

  • Peach pavlova
    $11

    Basil cream and toasted almond.

    Vegetarian · Gluten-free

Find a table while dinner is still the plan.

Show a useful time, then a clear route to reserve it.

A table for two.

AI-assistedChoose a date
Choose a date
Choose a time
Continue with 19:00

Illustrative availability. Review booking terms next.

Good stories.
Worth finding
again.

AI tools that once needed a development team, built into the way you already publish.

Put your recommendations on the map.

Let readers find the places you love by destination and category.

Santorini

Illustrative directory

Schematic Santorini directory mapAn illustrative map with five category markers for a restaurant, café, museum, beach, and church.OiaFiraCalderaSchematic map

5 places shown

  • Restaurant
  • Café
  • Museum
  • Beach
  • Church

Give every destination a home.

Bring your places, stories and films together. Your work stays useful after the feed moves on.

See Aloft and Away in action
Santorini's blue-domed churches over the caldera.

Your Santorini collection

Illustrative example
  • PlacesLotza · Three Bells of Fira
  • ReadSantorini, the DIY way
  • WatchRoyal Beach Club Santorini
Illustrative tools, built around the way your business works.

You could build it yourself. Here is what that costs.

Website builders are good software, and they are cheap for a reason. They leave the work to you: deciding what the site is for, writing it, designing it, connecting the systems you already use and keeping it all running. What you save in money gets spent somewhere else.

Doing it yourself compared with working with me
What you getDoing it yourselfWorking with me
Who builds itYou, after closingMe
What it starts fromA template thousands of others useHow your business runs
What visitors came to doA widget that looks like someone else's siteYour existing system, inside your own pages
Visitors' questionsYour inboxAnswered from your information, passed to you when a person is needed
When something breaksA support queueI answer the phone
What it costsLess money, and a lot of your eveningsMore money, agreed before any work starts

Most self-built sites I see were started and never finished. The owner ran out of evenings.

If a simple brochure is all you need, a website builder is a good answer, and I will say so on the call.

And yes, AI is part of how this is built.

It is also part of what gets delivered, which is the point. It is not a discount. It is the reason a business your size can have tools that needed a development team two years ago. The work is still the work: knowing what to build, then building it properly. Anyone selling you speed is selling you the wrong thing.