
Real work that clients use every day
The first three were paid for by clients and are in use now. Public sites open with one click. The last one is a sample site you can walk through.
01Product catalog website · Diamond jewelry shop
Praneerat Jewelry
A diamond jewelry shop in Pattani, open since 1998. Below is the live home page.
Customers browse by category and search by name or product code. Every piece has its own page with photos, and there is a custom order page, a ring size guide, and Thai or English throughout. The whole catalog lives in one Excel file. To add or hide a piece, you edit that file.
02Booking website · Motorcycle wash shop
Maew Milo Drivetrain Cleaning
The shop agreed to be shown by name. Its customers book through this page every day.
Customers pick a day, a time and their bike model any hour of the day. The calendar shows full days, double bookings are blocked, every booking lands in the shop's LINE, and the back office shows today's queue and the month's total. Promised in 5 days, delivered in a day and a half.
03Automation · AI · Security
A seven-hotel group


Mock-up: hotel names and figures are made up
The client allowed this story without names, so hotel names and business figures are left out.
Every morning used to start with logging into each hotel and writing the summary by hand. Now the system collects every hotel's report, turns it into plain-language notes ready to forward, and has AI analyse each hotel and the whole group. Every credential lives in the Windows credential store. None are in the code.
Work is easier and much faster now. Mornings are not a rush the way they used to be, because the automation handles it for me every day.Revenue director, seven-hotel group · translated from Thai
04Sample site · Business website service, largest package
Plearn Academy (fictional school)
Plearn Academy is fictional, not a client. It shows what the largest package includes, and you can walk through every page.
Courses, results, news, FAQ and contact pages, call and LINE buttons pinned to the bottom on phones, and a back office where the owner edits the home page text and writes news. A mistake rolls back to the previous version in one click.





