Feature · Galleries & menus
The page customers actually look at, kept effortlessly current.
For a tradesperson it's the job gallery; for a café it's the menu. Different pages, same truth: this is where the buying decision happens, and where most local websites quietly rot.
No. 01
What it does for the till
A job gallery is how 'dear' becomes 'worth it'. Real photos of real work, organised by job type, updated from your phone between jobs. It's the strongest sales asset a trade has, because it's the one thing a competitor can't copy.
A live menu is text, never a PDF: phones don't pinch-zoom it, Google reads it, and changing a price takes the time it takes to type it. The specials board can change daily because updating it isn't a chore anymore.
Both share the machinery: structured content you edit yourself in minutes, or text it over and it's done for you, included in the price. The point is currency. A gallery ending two years ago or a menu with old prices actively costs trust.
No. 02
See it working
Melin Onnen's menu is live text with prices that could change at service, and the same machinery runs a trades job gallery: real photos of real work, updated from your phone between jobs. Open the demo and prod it.
No. 03
Where this fits your trade
Wondering whether your business needs it? That’s a five-minute conversation, not a sales call.