We build what operates, not what demos
If it doesn't survive a Friday-night shift, it's not done. Polish is for what the staff actually see every day.
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Kagu builds Next.js + Supabase platforms for boutique operators in hospitality, tourism, and services. Small team. Real production work. No agency theatre.
We work in hospitality, tourism, and operator-facing software, verticals where the test of a system is whether the team uses it on Friday night, not whether it photographs well on Monday morning.
We build a customer-facing surface and an operator-facing admin against the same database. Production goes live in weeks, not quarters. The handover is the moment we stop being needed, and the moment Kagu is most useful.
If it doesn't survive a Friday-night shift, it's not done. Polish is for what the staff actually see every day.
Not a kickoff deck. Not a Figma file. The thing live, on a real domain, with real users: that's the unit of progress.
We stay in hospitality, tourism, and operator tools. The fifth restaurant menu is faster, and better, than the first.
One throat to choke. No account managers. The people writing the code are the people in the meetings.
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