Your everyday business. A better digital front door.
For the family shop, the neighbourhood café, the school down the road, and the team serving its community. You do not need to be a big company to have a useful website.
We build simple websites and focused web apps around what your customers need: what you offer, where to find you, and how to get in touch.
1–2 weeks to a useful first launchFor an agreed small scope, with content and access ready.
ShopsCafésSchoolsCollegesServicesConsultanciesCommunityHomestaysMade in Nepal
Phone firstEasy to browse, easy to contactLocal contextYour customers, your languageSmall first stepLaunch the essentials, grow later
Find your fit
What does your business need next?
Explore practical starting points for local businesses across Nepal. These are ideas we can build for you; the final features and timeline are agreed together.
12 business types · Choose a starting point that fits your day-to-day work.
Restaurants, cafés & bakeries
Momo spots, family restaurants, tea shops, home bakers
Let your menu do the talking before customers walk in.
A clear menu with prices and photos
Opening hours, map and call links
Table or catering enquiry form
A useful first version
Start with a mobile menu website customers can open from a QR code.
Don’t see your business here? Tailoring shop, driving school, delivery team or something different—tell us how your day works.
Choose a sensible start
A small build can solve a real problem.
We start with one clear job for your website or app. Features earn their place by helping you or your customers.
01 / Be found
Your business, clearly explained
A compact website with your story, services, hours, location and contact options.
A good first step for shops, cafés and local service providers.
02 / Get enquiries
Give interest a next step
Add a menu, catalogue, course guide or portfolio, with one useful enquiry or booking-request form.
A good first step for schools, consultancies and appointment-based businesses.
03 / Save time
One simple working tool
A focused web app to organise a small workflow, such as enquiry follow-ups or a team task list.
Agree the users, data and single workflow first; larger systems are a separate phase.
Small teams. Meaningful work.
Serving a community counts, too.
For local nonprofits, volunteer groups and community initiatives, a clear website can help people understand your work, join an event or offer their time. Let’s start with your mission and one simple way to get involved.
Limited budget? Ask about a smaller scope or possible community support.
From a conversation to a launch
A clear plan for the first two weeks.
The build window starts once we agree the scope and have your content and access. Bigger features or delayed feedback can change the schedule; we will discuss that with you.
01
Agree the essentials
Choose one main goal, confirm the pages and features, and gather your logo, photos, prices and contact details.
02
Week 1: build your first version
We turn the agreed content into a working design you can open on your phone. You review it and send consolidated feedback.
03
Week 2: refine & launch
For the agreed scope, we finish revisions, check forms and mobile layouts, connect the domain and prepare your handover.
04
Keep it useful
Learn how your enquiries arrive and how updates work. Discuss ongoing support or a next phase when your business needs it.
Before we start
Small business questions, clear answers.
Can my website really launch in one or two weeks?
That is our target for a focused website or simple web app after scope, content and access are ready. A small information site may fit one week; more pages or a simple enquiry workflow may need two. We confirm the schedule before starting.
What do you mean by a simple app?
A focused tool that runs in a browser: for example, a catalogue enquiry flow, a booking-request tracker or a small internal task list. Native mobile apps, payments, complex accounts and integrations need their own estimate. App-store approval is outside the quick-launch schedule.
I only have a Facebook page. Is that enough to start?
Yes. Share your page, business name, services, opening hours and photos you have permission to use. We will help organise them into clear website content. Your social channels can stay part of how customers reach you.
Can the site have Nepali and English content?
Yes, we can plan Nepali, English or both. Tell us which language your customers prefer. Final copy and any translations need to be reviewed before launch, and are included in the agreed scope and schedule.
How much will it cost?
Tell us what your first version must do and what budget you have. We will agree a quote and explain domain, hosting, third-party and ongoing support costs before starting. There is no published fixed price for every business.
Do you work with small nonprofits?
Yes. Bring your mission, community and the action you want visitors to take. If the budget is tight, ask about a smaller starting scope or possible community support. Free work is considered case by case and is not guaranteed.
You run the business. Let’s make it easier to find.
Tell us what you do, where you are in Nepal and the one thing your website should help with. A rough idea is enough to start.