The site needs a back office
Bookings, orders, members, a menu that someone has to edit. Boosta generates the backend, not just the pages.
Boosta
Describe the business. Get the software.
Boosta designs an app for the industry it is told about, writes every word in English and Arabic, generates a working backend, checks it in a real browser, and deploys it with its own contract. It is how the sites that are more than brochures get built.
What it actually builds
Six businesses. Six sites, start to finish.
Each was generated from a sentence, written in full, checked in a real browser and deployed with its own contract. No template was picked and no page was hand-finished.
26 pages across the six. The quickest took 1 min 30 sec.
أسماك الأنفوشي
«مطعم مأكولات بحرية في الإسكندرية اسمه أسماك الأنفوشي.»
Built in 2 min 41 sec
Nile Horizons
“A travel agency in Luxor called Nile Horizons offering guided tours.”
Built in 1 min 30 sec
IronWorks Fitness
“A gym in Nasr City called IronWorks Fitness, with membership plans.”
Built in 3 min 15 sec
BrightSmile Dental
“A dental clinic in Maadi called BrightSmile Dental. Services: cleanings, braces.”
Built in 4 min 6 sec
Hands for Hope
“A non-profit in Cairo called Hands for Hope helping street children.”
Built in 6 min 16 sec
Lens & Light
“A photography studio in Heliopolis called Lens & Light: weddings, portraits.”
Built in 8 min 11 sec
All six are fictional businesses, built end to end during release testing. Every page was generated, checked in a real browser and served by the product, in the time shown. They are here because they are real output, not because they are clients.
When to reach for it.
Both languages, from the start
English and Arabic are written together rather than translated afterwards, so the Arabic is not an afterthought.
Migration would be a rebuild anyway
When the old site's value is a plugin we cannot carry across, building the right thing beats porting the wrong one.