Three shop-shaped builds
The cafe took 336 seconds, the skin clinic 391, the ceramics shop 456. All three opened correctly on a phone at 390px with nothing running off the side.
Shops and clinics
Your shop's site, built this evening
Bookings, menu, photos, directions. You write what the place is, and the page comes back finished. We built a neighbourhood cafe this way and it took 336 seconds.
Built and measured7 industries
- the cafe site
- the skin clinic
- designs to start from
- credits to start from one
- checks before publishing
- sideways scroll on phones
The cafe, the ceramics shop, and the skin clinic were all built and opened in a browser on 2026-08-22.
The situation
Changing a price means asking someone else.
Most shop sites are built once and then frozen. Prices move, the menu changes, holiday hours come up, and every one of those turns into a message to whoever built it. So the site slowly stops matching the shop. Here you change it the same way you asked for it in the first place — in a sentence. And the legal footer a Korean business has to show is filled in for you, in Korean.
How it goes
Describe the shop, swap the photos, share the link.
No software to install. It runs in the browser you already have open.
- Describe the shop
"A cafe in Yeonnam-dong. Menu, photos, directions, and a table booking form." Write it the way you would tell a friend.
- Put your own things in
Swap the photos, fix the prices, correct the opening hours. Small edits like this do not cost credits.
- Publish and hand out the link
Nine checks run first. Then you get an address you can put on a receipt, a business card, or your profile.
Start from one of these
Three that fit most shops.
Every one has a live demo. Starting from one costs no credits.
- Cafe
Menu, photos, hours, and directions. This is the shape we built on a real account in 336 seconds.
- Ceramics Shop
For selling what you make. Cart, checkout, and order lookup are already there.
- Hair & Nail Booking
Customers pick a time themselves. Useful for salons, studios, and clinics alike.
All 336 have a running demo. Open one before you copy it.
Straight answers
What we measured, and what we did not.
Three of the seven we built were shops or clinics. Here is what came out of it.
The Korean legal footer is filled in
Business registration number, mail-order registration, representative, address. Both the labels and the values come out in Korean, not half-translated.
Card payments are not switched on
The code is in place, but we have not signed a merchant agreement yet. If you need to take money today, this is not ready for that.
We have not measured search placement
Pages are crawlable and ship a sitemap. How long it takes Naver or Google to list you is not something we have measured.
Start
Look at a demo first.
Open one that looks like your shop, then start from it. That costs no credits.