ATELIER NIL1
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Resort ’26
The Linen Overshirt
EGP 1,450SizeSMLXLAdd to bagAdded to bagBooking systems, online stores, dashboards and automations. Every screen on this page is working software — find the one that looks like what you do.
Linen lookbook store
An editorial storefront where the lookbook is the shop — model shots, size and colour pickers, and card or cash-on-delivery checkout.
A chauffeur company that was taking bookings over the phone. Now it quotes, books and confirms itself.
Every card below is a working interface we designed and built — not a screenshot. Filter by what you run, then tell us what to change.
An editorial storefront where the lookbook is the shop — model shots, size and colour pickers, and card or cash-on-delivery checkout.
Doctors, specialties and live slots — with reminders that cut no-shows and a schedule reception can override.
Customers order the way they already message you. The bot confirms, prices it and issues the invoice — no one retypes anything.
Orders, stock and fulfilment in one place, with roles so each person only sees what they need to act on.
Category browsing, live stock, delivery slots and a cart that survives the customer closing the tab.
Floor-plan aware booking with covers per slot, deposits on peak nights and no double-booked tables.
Patients see lab results, prescriptions and their next visit without phoning reception for a PDF.
Forms, ads and DMs land in one pipeline, get scored, routed to the right person and chased until someone replies.
Live vehicle positions, job assignment and customer tracking links — built for delivery and service fleets.
A service menu that books itself — staff schedules, deposits and automatic WhatsApp reminders.
Prescription upload, chronic-medication refills on a schedule, and a rider tracking screen for the customer.
Spec comparison, instalment plans and stock-by-branch — built for products people research before buying.
Invoices go out on schedule, reminders escalate on their own, and paid ones reconcile themselves.
Hourly courts across branches, peak and off-peak pricing, and payment links players settle between themselves.
Units, viewings and buyers in one pipeline, with commission tracking and documents attached to the deal.
After every completed job it asks for a rating. Five stars go straight to Google; anything lower comes to you privately first.
Five- and seven-a-side pitches by the hour, floodlight pricing after dark, and a squad link that chases everyone for their share.
An editorial portfolio that qualifies the enquiry for you: project type, area, site and budget arrive with the message, not three emails later.
A showroom that sells made-to-order: fabric and wood swatches, real dimensions, lead time shown up front, and delivery with assembly booked at checkout.
A menu that takes the order and the payment before they arrive, with a loyalty card that counts itself — no stamps, no app to install.
These are our own demos, built to show capability. Your build starts from one of them and becomes yours — your brand, your flow, your data.
Four mobile apps, four design directions — from athletic and loud to clinical and calm. An app should look like the business it belongs to.
Class booking, streaks and progress rings. Loud type, high contrast, built to be read mid-workout.
Rounded cards, appetising imagery and a one-thumb checkout. Designed for repeat orders, not browsing.
A card that feels like a card. Layered glass, restrained motion and numbers that stay legible.
Generous spacing, gentle colour and plain language — an app people use when they are unwell or worried.
Tell us which demo felt right and what your business actually does. We come back with a plan, a timeline and a fixed price — not an invoice for the conversation.