Demos & work

A booking system designed for "Komorebi Hair", a fictional hair salon in Brisbane. You can try both the English booking screens customers use and the admin screens salon staff use, which switch between Japanese and English.

• Customers book by choosing a service, a stylist and a time. Booking without choosing a stylist is also possible.
• Based on stylists' working hours and existing bookings, only times with room for the full service are shown.
• Confirmation emails and day-before reminders are sent automatically. Customers can cancel their own booking from a link in the email.
• A day view of bookings for each stylist, with changes to time or stylist and phone bookings added by staff.
• Services, prices, stylist hours, the services each stylist offers and closure days can all be set from the admin screens.

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An ordering system designed for "Hinata Coffee", a fictional cafe in Brisbane. You can try the whole flow, from the English ordering screen customers use to the kitchen, pickup and admin screens, with staff screens in Japanese or English.

• An ordering screen with options such as size, temperature and milk, covering dine-in or takeaway, table number, name and payment method.
• Scanning the QR code on a table opens the ordering screen on the customer's phone with the table number already set.
• Orders appear on the kitchen screen, where staff track progress from preparing to ready to collected. The pickup screen shows order numbers.
• Marking items as sold out or changing prices in the admin screens updates the ordering screen straight away.
• Reports on orders by time of day, popular items and sales over the past 7 days.
• Card payments are simulated with a demo terminal. In a real setup, we can connect payment terminals such as Square.

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A system for managing customers, quotes, invoices and payments, designed for "Minato Home Services", a fictional cleaning company on the Gold Coast. The admin screens switch between Japanese and English, and documents issued to customers are in English.

• The home screen shows total unpaid amounts, overdue invoices, and this month's invoiced and received amounts.
• Enter line items and the subtotal ex. GST, GST and total are calculated automatically. GST-free items are supported too.
• English Tax Invoices with ABN, GST amount and other required details, ready to print or save as PDF from the browser.
• Turn an accepted quote into an invoice with the same details in one click.
• Record full and part payments, with invoices automatically marked as unpaid, part paid, paid or overdue.
• View quotes, invoices and the outstanding balance for each customer.

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A website and booking system designed for "Kaede Japanese Dining", a fictional Japanese restaurant in Brisbane. You can try the website and booking screens customers see, and the admin screens restaurant staff use, which switch between Japanese and English.

• A website that switches between Japanese and English, with home, menu, opening hours and location pages.
• Choose the party size and date to see available times for lunch and dinner.
• A table that fits the party size is allocated automatically, without overlapping other bookings.
• Confirmation emails and day-before reminders are sent automatically. Requests such as allergies or birthdays can be included.
• A day view of bookings for each table, with phone bookings and walk-ins entered by staff.
• News and menu prices changed in the admin screens are reflected on the website.

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A school offering English test preparation courses online. Everything needed to run it, from marketing articles and free consultation bookings to course sign-up, payments and study management, is developed in-house and run every day.

• When a free consultation is booked, a Zoom meeting is created automatically, and reminder emails go to both student and teacher the evening before and one hour before the start.
• Follow-up emails go out automatically at set times, both to people who left the booking form part-way and to people after their consultation.
• Course sign-up and card payments through Stripe, including monthly subscriptions and multi-lesson passes.
• A personal page for students, with invoices, test result records, a student forum and more.
• Screens for managing essays from submission through teacher feedback to return.
• Admin screens that support daily office work, including invoicing, student lists and bulk email.
• Mock tests and more than 50 web-based study apps.

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ielts.jp

A website dedicated to an essay correction service. We reviewed its structure and content and rebuilt it completely, making the service information easier to understand for AI tools such as ChatGPT as well as search engines.

• Monthly plan and multi-essay pass sign-up with card payments through Stripe, and automatic confirmation emails.
• Prices in Australian dollars, shown alongside an indicative amount in Japanese yen based on regularly updated exchange rates.
• Prices, service details and FAQs are also provided as structured data that search engines and AI can read easily.
• Analytics set up to track visits from search engines and AI, and sign-ups.

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ieltsmyessay.com

An app for reading the articles published on ielts.jp on a smartphone. It shares its data with the website, so articles published on the site can also appear in the app.

• Article lists by category and keyword search, plus AI search that finds related information from a question written in plain language.
• Articles can be saved to the device and read without an internet connection.
• Push notifications when new articles are published.
• Readers who finish an article are guided to book a free consultation.
• Dark mode, new version notices and in-app bug reporting.

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A study app that builds the core skills needed for a higher IELTS score through training sessions of a few minutes each. It supports login and monthly plans through in-app purchases.

• More than 10,000 training questions, covering spelling, quick listening, quick reading, grammar, vocabulary and more.
• Listening questions and mock tests where the audio is played only once, as in the real test.
• AI-powered study features such as writing feedback and paraphrasing practice.
• A weekly ranking shared with the website, and evening notifications that help learners keep going.
• Questions are delivered from the server, so new ones can be added without an app update. Questions saved to the device can be used offline.

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An app for preparing for the Australian citizenship test, covering history, government, law and values through multiple-choice quizzes in English.

• 199 multiple-choice questions and a mock test in the real test format: 20 questions in 45 minutes, passed by scoring 75% or more and answering all 5 values questions correctly.
• Questions and answer options are shown in English, as in the real test, with translations and explanations available in Japanese, English, Korean and Chinese (Simplified and Traditional).
• Store descriptions and screenshots are available in the languages of 7 countries and regions.

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Google Play

We rebuilt the salon's website and reviewed its security at the same time. The salon can update prices, opening hours and other details from the admin screens.

• Prices, service times, opening hours, closure notices, FAQs and photos can be updated from the admin screens.
• Google reviews are fetched automatically, and the salon chooses which ones to show.
• We reviewed how connection details are stored and added a limit on login attempts.
• A contact form with spam protection using reCAPTCHA.

straighthairtokyo.com.au

We are proposing a system that takes orders from three places, table QR codes, an in-store tablet and the counter, and manages everything from the kitchen to handing over the food in one place. All screens are designed to run in English.

• Customers order and pay on their own phone from the QR code on each table, with Apple Pay, Google Pay and card payments supported.
• Self-ordering on an in-store tablet, with card payments through Square Terminal.
• A kitchen screen for tracking cooking progress, and calling customers by name at the pickup counter.
• Phone takeaway orders, with pickup time and payment on collection managed in the system.
• A "Need help?" button that sends a notification to the counter when a customer presses it.
• Sales reports.