A web app that runs your operation, not a brochure that points to WhatsApp
Most business websites are a nice page and a phone number — the real work still happens in spreadsheets, three calendars and someone's memory. That's where double-bookings, lost commissions and outdated listings come from. This is the build that moves the operation into the site itself, live today for a villa rental business in Cabarete.
Your website shouldn't send you customers. It should serve them.
Most business sites end in a WhatsApp button: the customer arrives and the real work starts by hand. Every step the site can't do — check availability, book, pay — is a point where the customer cools off, or goes to a platform that can do it and charges you commission for the privilege.
Put in your numbers.
Map the operation
What your team does by hand today: bookings, payments, inventory, appointments.
The site becomes the source of truth
Data, availability and prices live in the app; the channels follow it.
Connect your channels
Sync with the platforms you already use, and payments on your own domain.
Ship fast, rank well
Server-rendered Next.js, bilingual and tuned for search.
One source of truth
The app owns the data — availability, prices, listings — and every channel follows it, instead of three systems competing.
Payments on your own site
A direct booking and payment flow, so a customer who arrives through you costs no commission.
Sync with the platforms you already use
Two-way iCal with Airbnb and VRBO, so a booking anywhere blocks the dates everywhere.
Bilingual without double the work
Write once and publish in English and Spanish, with AI doing the translation pass instead of someone maintaining copies.
Fast and findable
Server-rendered Next.js, tuned for search, so the pages that bring customers load fast and rank.
Tick what happens to you today.
Cabarete Villas: live at cabaretevillas.com — two-way iCal sync with Airbnb and VRBO, commission-free PayPal bookings, and bilingual listings written once.
Before you ask
Can it connect to Airbnb, VRBO or the tools I already use?
Where the tool allows it, yes. On the reference build, two-way iCal sync with Airbnb and VRBO means every channel reads one availability calendar. If a tool has an API or a feed, it can usually be part of the system.
Can my team edit content without a developer?
Yes — through an admin panel or a headless CMS, depending on what you edit and how often. A content change shouldn't need a deploy.
Who owns the site and the code?
You do. When the project is paid you get the code, the repos and the credentials, and the site runs on your accounts, not mine.