43booking systems
- Alacer
- Anytime
- Apaleo
- Beds24
- Beyonk
- Bookalet
- CampManager
- Caterbook
- Cloudbeds
- DesignMyNight
- Dojo
- Eat App
- elina
- Eveve
- eviivo
- FareHarbor
- Favourite Table
- Formitable
- freetobook
- Fusemetrix
- GlampManager
- Guestline
- InnStyle
- Journey
- LiteAPI
- LiveRes
- Lodgify
- Lovat
- Mews
- OCTO
- Planyo
- QBook
- ResDiary
- ResNexus
- resOS
- Savoy Oscar
- SevenRooms
- Spektrix
- Sugarvine
- SuperControl
- Sykes
- Tableo
- TravelgateX
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- A single interface across all of themevery booking system in the same shape
- An identity an agent can verifyeach fact signed, with its source attached
- A record written for machines to readreachable over A2A or MCP
AI agents
- Discoverthe venue turns up when an agent goes looking
- Matchlive rates, availability and the rules that apply
- Trustevery fact carries its source
- Bookthe booking completes without a human in the loop
One developer, building AI that reaches production.
Agama is me, Mark. Close to twenty years building for the web, a good stretch of it running a digital agency, and most of that time spent making things hold up under real load. That turns out to be the scarce skill in AI work as well.
Demos are straightforward. The difficulty is everything after: the edge cases, the cost per call, and the moment a model returns something nobody planned for. That is the work I take on, alongside the web and Shopify development it sits on top of.
AI integration / LLM workflows and agents / Web development / Shopify and e-commerce / Performance and accessibility / Maintenance and support
Anthropic API / Bedrock / AWS / TypeScript / Node / Nuxt / Vue / Shopify / Liquid / WordPress / WooCommerce / MongoDB / Postgres / Stripe
Got something that needs building? Drop me a line.
The web work
underneath it
19
years building for the web
1
person you actually deal with
0
account managers
40+
sites and stores shipped
100%
of the code written here
4
legged colleague
Something in mind? Tell me about it.
Scoping. Building. Keeping it running.
Most of the work arrives already in progress: a site that has grown awkward with age, a Shopify theme quietly fighting the business it is meant to serve, or an AI idea that needs to stop being a demo and start being a product.
I would rather fix what is there than rebuild it for the sake of it, and I will say so if that is the cheaper answer. Small jobs get the same attention as large ones, largely because there is nobody here to hand them to.
I do
Web development, end to end
Build to your designs
Shopify builds and migrations
AI features that reach production
Performance and accessibility
Stick around after launch
I don't
Do my own thing
Work onsite (sorry)
Bill for account management
Rebuild what only needs fixing
Do "digital transformation"
Go quiet on you
Katie FProject Lead“Excellent service, really helpful and communicative — I’m excited to get the next project underway!”



