Hospitality and restaurants

The room, the table, and the site that ties them to a booking.

1. Fixed scope or retainer. Most projects are fixed scope: a written deliverable list, a timeline and a price agreed before work starts. Ongoing work such as AR menu updates, AI tuning or site support runs on a monthly agreement you can stop.
2. What a quote includes. The scope, the deliverables, the timeline, what changes the price, and the hosting and support terms. We reply within one working day of receiving your brief, floor plan or product list.
3. Live before launch. You review on a staging link on your own phone. Tours, AR scenes and apps are tested on real devices in Lebanon before they go live.
4. You own the result. Code, repositories and hosting accounts are in your name. Tours and AR experiences stay online for as long as the hosting term runs, on your domain or ours.

We quote per project, within one working day, once the scope is clear. These are the variables that move it.

• Rooms and scenes for the tour, and whether we shoot drone as well as ground
• How many dishes we scan for the AR menu
• Arabic and English copy, prices and a booking or WhatsApp button
• A one-off tour versus menu updates on a monthly agreement you can stop
• Whether the venue also wants its own booking site

We build 360° tours of guest houses, restaurants and venues, and AR menus that show each dish at the table from a QR code, with nothing to install. The tour answers “what is the room like?”. The menu answers “what does this dish look like?”. Venues in Byblos run both.

Three Byblos guest houses, Cadmus, Hiram and Ashmun, run tours we captured and host, so a guest sees the room, the terrace and the view before booking. A booking or WhatsApp button sits inside the tour. Babelmina restaurant's tour shows the décor and the seating. Orizon's tour covers ballrooms, event spaces and guest houses, with the menu embedded.

Tableside, our AR menu, is the piece for the table itself. We scan the dishes on site, about five minutes each, and the guest opens them in the browser from a QR code, in Arabic and English. The product site and the live demo are at tableside.moondev.io. Restaurants often commission the tour and the menu together.

• 360° virtual tours: The room before the booking
• AR menu (Tableside): The dish at the table
• Augmented reality: The WebAR stack behind the menu
• Event activations: Weddings, launches and venues

• Event activation technologies: WebAR, interactive 3D and venue tours for launches, plus the site an events company publishes from.
• Construction: Contractor websites for Qatar and West Africa, plus 3D scans and land tours that show a site before a visit.
• Real estate and developers: 360° tours of villas, apartments and land, and 3D viewers for units that are not built yet.
• Tourism and culture: Museum tours you can open from anywhere, and civic maps such as Hello Byblos.
• Education and EdTech: AI learning platforms and installable PWAs for schools, universities and EdTech startups.
• Retail and e-commerce: 3D configurators for products, AR previews at real size, and delivery apps with loyalty.
• Corporate and industrial: Next.js company sites and a CMS your team publishes from, for Lebanon, the Gulf and Africa.

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Usually the AR menu, Tableside, so the guest sees the dish before ordering. Add a 360° tour of the dining room if people book before they visit. Babelmina and Orizon in Byblos show the tour side. The menu has its own page and a live demo.

No. They scan a QR code at the table and the dish opens in the phone browser, at real size, with the name and price in Arabic and English. The same is true of the venue tour: a link, not an app.

Yes. On-site capture is across Lebanon. Cadmus, Hiram and Ashmun in Byblos are three guest houses we captured and host. The tour includes the rooms guests actually book, not only the lobby, and a booking button can sit inside it.

The panoramas can be exported in the format Google Business Profile accepts, so the tour can appear on your Google Maps listing. The hosted tour on your domain is separate and is the one that carries the menu, the hotspots and the booking button.

How many rooms or dishes, how many languages, and whether you want the tour, the AR menu, or both. Menu updates after launch can run on a monthly agreement you can stop. We quote within one working day of the menu or the floor plan.