Sushi Box
Ordering built for the phone: 8 categories, 74 items, dish sheets with weight and composition, and one tap to call or send a ready-written Viber order.
- Mobile-first website
- Ordering
- UA · EN
03Mobile applications
Made for the thumb, used every day.
Mobile-first products and custom mobile experiences — for customers who decide on the move, and for owners whose decisions can’t wait for a laptop. We recommend an app only when a mobile-first website won’t do the job.
HatalyX conceptOn this page: a HatalyX concept app with fictional data — no client app is shown — and live mobile-first websites: Sushi Box, the Ari Zona e-menu, Iregi Fatelep.
Today, at a glance
One decision waiting, projects in progress, the day’s tasks.
AI summarises, a person decides
Summaries are drafted by AI and checked by a person before anyone acts on them.
Approve on the spot
The offer, what changed, and two clear choices.
What it solves
When business happens on a phone.
Five situations where the phone decides — and, for each, where our answer is live, or that it is shown as a concept.
Your customers find you on a phone — and the site was made for a laptop.
Products designed for the phone first, then scaled up to larger screens.
Sushi Box — 8 categories and 74 items, built for the phone
Ordering takes too many taps.
One tap to call, or a ready-written order in a messenger.
Sushi Box — call the shop or send a ready-written Viber order
Guests squint at a paper or PDF menu.
A menu made for the guest’s phone: search, categories, photos and a basket.
Ari Zona e-menu — UA · HU · EN, search and a basket
Decisions wait until someone is back at a laptop.
A companion app for daily decisions: approvals, tasks and summaries.
Shown as a HatalyX concept, with fictional data
You’re not sure you need an app at all.
A straight recommendation: often a mobile-first website does the job for less.
Part of the free first consultation
What we build into it
What goes into a phone-first product.
The format follows the job: a mobile-first website, an installable web app or a native app. Your offer names which one, and why.
Mobile-first websites
- Layouts designed for the thumb first
- Fixed call, order and booking bars
- Bottom tabs for the sections people use most
- Search, categories and a basket
- Light pages and images for mobile data
Companion apps
- A daily overview: what’s waiting, what’s next
- Approvals with a clear history
- Tasks and reminders
- AI summaries, checked by a person
- Notifications — when in scope
Choosing the format
- Mobile website, installable web app or native app — chosen per project
- One back end shared with your website or system
- Ukrainian, Hungarian and English interfaces
- Testing on real phone screen sizes
- App-store publishing — when a native app is in scope
Example interface
The Ari Zona e-menu, read closely.
A restaurant menu that lives on the guest’s phone. It is a mobile-first website, not an app — and it does an app’s job at the table.
Its own identity, three languages
Wood and gold taken from the restaurant itself; Ukrainian, Hungarian and English one tap apart.
Dishes with photos, prices and a basket
Each dish with its photo, portion and price; one tap adds it to the basket.
Tabs under the thumb
Menu, events, about the restaurant and the basket — always at the bottom of the screen.
In the work
Live on phones, built as websites.
Our real phone-first work is mobile-first websites, not native apps. Open them on your phone — nothing to download.
Ari Zona e-menu
A menu on the guest’s phone in three languages: food and drinks, search, categories, dishes with photos and a basket.
- Mobile-first website
- Menu & basket
- UA · HU · EN
Iregi Fatelep
A catalogue that works in the yard: sizes and gross prices on the phone, with a fixed bar to call or jump to timber or firewood.
- Mobile-first website
- Call bar
- HU
Real client workHatalyX concept
These three are mobile-first websites. No native app is shown here: HatalyX has not released a client app yet, so the app above is a concept with fictional data. When a project needs a native app, the offer says so — and why.
All workHow the work goes
From first conversation to launch.
Five steps, the same for everything we build. You know what you get, for how much and when — before any work starts.
How projects are scoped and paid- 01
Consultation
We get to know your business and your goals. A short conversation shows what you need — and what you don’t.
- 02
Offer & plan
A detailed offer and plan: exactly what you get, for how much, and when.
- 03
Design & development
We design and build the system and keep you informed along the way — no black boxes.
- 04
Testing & approval
We test on key screen sizes and modern browsers, fix what we find, and prepare the launch with your approval.
- 05
Launch & support
We launch, train you to manage it, and stay close afterwards — one message, and we help.
Other services
The rest of what we build
All services, side by sideWebsites
Corporate, catalogue, hospitality and ordering sites — built around how customers decide.
Web applications
Booking engines, portals, admin panels and tools that run in the browser.
CRM & business systems
Customers, requests, projects and documents — one place for the team to work.
Commerce & booking
Catalogues, price lists, ordering, reservations and availability.
AI & automation
Automations and AI-assisted drafts — with a person making the decisions.
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