Most software translates as an afterthought. We build the other way round — every product is multilingual from the first table column up, so a Thai vendor, an Armenian bride and an English-speaking concierge can all be in the same conversation.
Build a menu or product catalog in minutes from free templates that already carry photos, written descriptions and translations. Change a price once and it changes on the QR, the TV, the web page and the print export at the same time. Not just restaurants — salons, massage, retail, fitness, carts that move.
DBx brings people together across language and context. The AI mediates, the humans decide. A concierge in English, a vendor in Thai and a guest writing in Armenian end up in one workable conversation — and two businesses that would never have met are now connected.
OMFLiveOpen-source product catalog. Turn what you make into shareable multilingual listings that link to any POS.
Go live in your Space — screen share, audio and real-time translated chat. No Zoom, no second app.
Private scoped search for your community. No tracking, no ads, your data stays yours.
Property and tenant management — tasks, approvals and bilingual communication with tenants.
Cross-language task bridge. Assign work in your language, your team sees it in theirs, with photo proof and approvals.
Build on the infrastructure and list in the Port. We handle auth, billing and translation — you build the feature.
A popup, a kiosk, a counter, a menu board and four seats is a machine for serving people. Like a trade show booth, every part of it is either working or in the way. We design that machine around the hardware you already own — then write the software that runs on it.
What someone can read while still walking. One board, three or four items, prices legible from the pavement, in the language of the people actually walking past — which on a tourist street is not the language of the neighbourhood. Anything else on that board is taking up space.
Where the choice really gets made, usually while queueing. This is where photos and descriptions do the work, in the customer's own language, and where the thing you want to sell sits at eye height instead of buried in a list sorted by category.
Whether those are one point or three decides your queue length more than an extra pair of hands does. The software has to match the layout you pick: one screen, or a handheld and a pickup display that stay in step with each other.
A screen above the counter showing what's coming. A menu that changes at three o'clock without anyone reprinting anything. The minute a customer spends waiting is the cheapest minute you will ever have to sell into.
Four stools is takeaway with a pause. Eight seats and a table is a second round. The seating decides which menu belongs on the table and whether a QR code there is worth anything at all.
The TV above the counter, the tablet on the till, the printer nobody wants to replace, the phone in every pocket. We write for what you own. New hardware is the last resort, not the opening proposal.
All of it runs off one catalog. Change a price once and the board, the handheld, the table QR and the print export change together — in ten languages, without anyone editing the same thing four times.
Every product, every Module, every screen — in all ten from day one. Translation is a column in the database, not a widget in the corner of the page.
ENTHZHJAKOESPTITFRHY · NEWAnyone, anywhere can open a Space or build a menu on their own — it's free and it stays free. These are the jobs people ask us to do with them, and if you're close by (Burbank to Bangkok) we'll do them hands-on.
We stand up your DBx Space, activate The Chief, get your people in and make sure the first week actually works. Ten languages from day one.
We move your menu, price list or product catalog off whatever it lives on now — paper, PDF, POS export, an old WordPress site — into OMF, translated and ready for QR, TV, web and print.
Before your customers find the mistakes, we do. We go through your existing menus, POS data and digital content for wrong prices, missing items, broken translations and things that contradict each other.
Put the same translation layer inside your own app, POS or platform. Ten languages, confidence scoring, human review workflow, REST API.
Flutter apps for iOS, Android and web, internal dashboards, or a Module of your own listed in the Port — we handle auth, billing and translation, you build the feature.
Your platform, your universe: DBx branding removed, your own domain and app, API access and dedicated support.
We pick tools that will still be here in five years, and we run our own infrastructure so your data isn't someone else's product.
Tell us what you're making and who can't read it yet. We read every message and reply ourselves.