Operational systems, automation platforms, mobile products and marketplaces—designed, engineered and launched by Megabite across hospitality, events, finance and tourism.
Three separate venue products: offline-first ticket scanning that keeps working when the door network drops, digital partner benefit passes in Apple and Google Wallet, and a custom music experience. Built for staff who have seconds and no time to read a manual.
Read case studyA voice AI agent handling invoice recovery end to end — calling, chasing across email, SMS and WhatsApp, booking call-backs, generating payment links, updating the CRM, and transferring live to a person when the conversation needs one.
Read case studyAn event-media platform spanning native organiser apps, browser-based guest upload by QR code, cloud media processing, moderation and a live photo wall. No app install for guests, and nothing unmoderated reaching the screen.
Read case studyA destination-led marketplace that turns vague travel intent into a specific bookable option — search by where you want to go, searchable boat inventory, tracked onward booking journeys and the SEO architecture underneath.
Read case studyExplore the capabilities demonstrated across these projects, from integrations and automation to complete operational systems.
Focused operational platforms and digital products designed around real users, data and constraints.
Explore custom softwareReliable handovers between booking, POS, finance and operational systems where provider access permits.
Explore integration servicesControlled follow-up, reporting and information processing with visible exceptions and accountability.
Explore workflow automationVenue, event and service technology designed for live operations and customer expectations.
Explore hospitality technologyUseful software must survive the point where it meets real users, old systems, permissions, unreliable networks, changing operations and support requests. That is where product delivery becomes operational capability.
The strongest evidence of technical expertise is a system that survives real users, real integrations, operational pressure and the work that begins after launch.
The products below look unrelated. What connects them is the constraint each was built against.
| Product | The hard constraint | What that forced |
|---|---|---|
| Social Club | The door of a venue, where connectivity fails and staff have seconds | Offline-first scanning that keeps working when the network does not |
| Recoups | Money conversations, where tone and escalation matter | A voice agent with defined escalation, transcripts and payment handling |
| Fête Studio | Guests contributing from any phone, with no app install | Browser-based capture, moderation and a live wall |
| Gangway | Turning vague travel intent into a specific bookable option | Destination-led search and tracked onward journeys |
None of these started as a technology decision. Each began with a constraint the available products did not handle — which is the only good reason to build rather than connect what already exists.
Screenshots are easy to produce. Working products are not.
A destination-led boat rental marketplace, running at gogangway.com. Search it the way a customer would.
Event media across organiser apps, browser guest upload and a live wall, at fete.studio.
The venue music experience at socialclubmallorca.com/music, alongside door and membership systems used in the venue.
Each was built end to end — design, build, deployment and the maintenance since. Several have been running for years.
We’ll help establish whether the answer is to integrate, automate, configure, buy or build.