Built for the Saudi shop, from the first line.

The service shop here runs well, but its appointments live on WhatsApp, on paper and in a notebook. “When are you free?” Twenty messages before one appointment is confirmed, two people on the same hour, and a customer who waited and left. The systems on offer were built for another market and another language, and they feel written for somebody else.

So we built WGTK from the other end: from the shop owner’s day as it is. A link in your shop’s name that opens on a page worthy of it, where the customer books from their phone with no app and no signup. And one dashboard you open your day with and close it on: who is coming, who arrived, and what came in.

One product for many trades, each in its own words. A barber sees arrived and done, a restaurant seated and left, a court counts hours, a studio lines up its sessions. The same engine underneath, and each sector’s language on top.

The rules are simple: a fixed monthly plan with no commission on bookings, a free start with no card, and your data and your customers belong to your shop. Every feature is there because it solves a problem from a shop owner’s day, and we never write about one before it works.