All your links behind a single tap

Every button carries the label, icon and colour you choose, and you arrange them in whatever order suits you. The free plan allows three; beyond that the number of buttons is no longer capped. That is what lets a business with a website, two social accounts and a menu fit onto a single page.

You enter your address once and the button opens whichever navigation app is on the phone: Google Maps, Waze or Apple Maps. Nobody has to copy an address out or search for your name. It matters most for people who find the page through a shared link and do not yet know where you are.

You upload your menu or price list and the button opens it directly. When prices change you replace the file from your dashboard: the plate, the QR code and the page address all stay as they are. This is the classic case where the content changes often while the thing on the wall never does.

Two separate buttons, one to the App Store and one to Google Play, each with its own logo. Customers install your app without searching the store, where they would meet your competitors first.

A coloured banner at the top of the page, with a start date and an end date. You prepare the day's special, an event or a closure in advance: it appears on its own at the right moment and disappears the same way. You never have to remember to take it down.

Your opening hours, your rating and your review count are read from your Google listing every month and refreshed on the page — including the open/closed pill, which follows your real hours. You are not maintaining the same information in two places. Free pages keep the details captured when they were created.