01Vacation property operations
Bookings from different channels in one place.
VillaOps brings bookings from channels like Airbnb and Booking into one view and helps manage guests tasks and payments.
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App development for bookings and day-to-day business operations.
We develop apps and systems for businesses in Eilat and across Israel with the developers who work with us. We start with a specific workflow, such as receiving a booking or a staff report, and establish who uses it and what they need to see and update. That shapes the screens, permissions and necessary connections. We build a version you can test before expanding the project.
React
TypeScript
Next.js
App marketplaces
Google Play
App Store
Bookings and availability
We plan how a booking arrives, how it changes or is cancelled and what staff need to know at each stage. The workflow covers online bookings as well as those received by phone or at the desk.
Team tasks and reports
We build screens for updating tasks and reporting from a phone, with photos and statuses where needed. Each role gets the actions and information it needs under the agreed permissions.
Customer accounts
We plan an area where customers can see booking details and provide information. If payments or signatures are needed, their workflow and connections are included in the specification.
Connections to existing tools
We establish which information needs to pass between the app and a calendar or another tool already used by the business. Before promising a sync, we check that the connection is possible and define what happens if an update fails.
Reporting for your decisions
We agree which data you need to see and where it comes from. We can plan a view of open bookings or tasks awaiting attention without adding reports the team will not use.
Permissions and maintenance planning
We define who can view and update each type of information. We agree backup needs and fault handling, then test permissions before launch.
THE PROCESS
What we actually do
Map the workflow
We review the existing process and its users with you. We agree what must be in the first version and what can wait.
Test the screens
We prepare screens you can move between to review the sequence of actions. We adjust that flow before developing all the connections and features.
Development and testing
We develop the agreed actions and test cases such as a cancelled booking, a missing report or a user without permission. The team tests a trial version before regular use.
Launch and support
We train the team and agree who handles issues and enquiries after launch. Further features and maintenance follow the business needs and the agreed scope.
Projects and process
Systems for bookings, maintenance and tracking
02Maintenance and inspections
Record inspections and issues and follow their status.
ParkOps brings facilities inspections and team reports together so it is clear what is done and what is still waiting.
03Water-sports bookings
The desk and team see the same bookings.
Sea Ops brings beach bookings and rotations together. The team can check availability and see who is next for an activity.
04Personal treatment tracking
Record use and effects over time.
CannaTrack helps patients record use and effects and bring an organized log to a conversation with their doctor.
The system follows the team’s work.VillaOps handles bookings. ParkOps handles inspections and issues.
WHAT YOU GET
What we can build
A management and booking system for the business
A worker app with tasks and reports
A personal customer area with payments and signatures
Automatic WhatsApp for customers and the team
Credit card processing, invoices and documents
Real time management reports
Phone and desktop use according to the app type
Backups, security and permissions by role
BEFORE YOU CALL
Questions people ask us
When do I need an app rather than a website?
If you need to present a service and receive enquiries, we first check whether a website is enough. An app suits repeated actions such as bookings, tasks or separate access for customers and staff. The choice follows the work required, not business size.
How long does it take to develop a system?
We agree a timeline after defining the actions and connections in the first version. Screen review, development and testing, and launch are separate stages. There is no single timeline for every app.
Can it work on a phone and a computer?
The specification defines the devices and situations in which the app will be used. Desk staff and field teams may need different screens. We test the main actions on the agreed devices before launch.
Who maintains the system after launch?
We can continue with maintenance and extensions under an arrangement agreed in advance. We define who handles issues and what support includes, as well as code ownership, data export and the option to move to another provider.
How is the project scope set?
We define a first workflow and the actions that must work within it. The proposal specifies screens, connections and testing, along with what is not in the first version. Further work is agreed separately before it starts.
How is access to information planned?
We define what information is stored and who needs to view or change it. That shapes permissions, including tests of unauthorized access. Backup and maintenance needs are set for the project rather than covered by a blanket safety promise.
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