Web design and software case studies in MaltaWork

Nine businesses in Malta that had to be found before they could be chosen. What each one needed, what we built, and what changed after.

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  1. A marble table for two laid on a Valletta street at night, a glass of red wine and a bowl of blood oranges under amber light from the doorway behind.Galea's KitchenRestaurant website & reservation experienceWebsiteLocal SEOStrategyWeb DesignDevelopment
  2. Brass balance scales on a teal ledge by a window, chipped enamel weights stacked on both pans.AccuritAccountancy website built for Malta businessWebsiteLocal SEOBrand DirectionUXDevelopment
  3. Five lidded ceramic boxes in descending sizes — blue, teal, ochre, red and violet — set in a row on a cream ground.Gemini LtdModern corporate website & digital presenceWebsiteDigital StrategyWeb DesignDevelopment
  4. Seven material samples fanned out on a coral ground: terrazzo, green plaster, brass, blue lacquer, amber resin, red enamel and raw cream stone.Forma StudioCreative portfolio website for LaraWebsiteArt DirectionPortfolio UXDevelopment
  5. Six lengths of coloured aluminium extrusion standing upright on a gold workbench, cut swarf scattered around their bases.JCD AluminiumProduct-led website for aluminium & UPVCWebsiteLocal SEOContent DesignProduct UXDevelopment
  6. The side of an orange truck bed at sunrise, a yellow ratchet strap cinched over its rail, wet tarmac catching the light.Borg Express TransportStrategy, content design & ongoing managementSocial mediaStrategyContent DesignManagement
  7. A coiled cable and a scuffed flight case on a wet stage floor, lit by one magenta and one cyan beam through haze.Dark Malta FestivalGothic, industrial & metal festival websiteWebsiteCreative DirectionWeb DesignDevelopment
  8. A macro view of a microscope's objective turret, five lens elements catching teal, magenta, gold, violet and clear light against a teal ground.Nabuk Distributors MaltaB2B website + consultation lead captureWebsiteLocal SEOB2B StrategyUXLead Generation
  9. A palazzo corridor floored in patterned marble tiles, light from an open doorway falling across them towards a distant balcony.Dr Josianne Cardona GattAdvocate's website for a Malta legal practiceWebsiteLocal SEOPositioningWeb DesignDevelopment

What kind of businesses has Drasyo built for?

Drasyo has built for businesses across Malta: a Valletta restaurant, a veterinary equipment distributor, an accountancy practice, a legal practice, an aluminium manufacturer, a transport company, an interior studio and a festival among them. The work spans websites, local SEO, social media, AI automation and AI visibility, and each published case study shows what changed.

Every published case study follows the same shape: the problem, what we did, and what changed afterwards. Studies still being checked with the client stay unpublished until the details are confirmed.

Alongside client work we build and run our own products: Drasyo Engine, an AI sales engine built in public, and Drasyo POS, an offline-first restaurant POS preparing for its first pilot.

This page answers:

  • What has Drasyo built, and for whom?
  • What is Drasyo Engine?
  • What is Drasyo POS?

AI sales and lead generation engine, built in publicDrasyo Engine

Drasyo Engine is an AI sales engine we built and run in public. It finds businesses in Malta, reads their websites for evidence such as missing schema or no online booking, scores who is worth contacting, and drafts a proposal from what it finds. A person approves every proposal before anything is sent.

Every draft is checked by code against about 20 rules before a person sees it: no clichés, no hedging, no number that is not in the evidence, no invented case studies. A draft that fails twice is replaced by a plain, factual template.

Running, with its numbers published every night

See the live numbersAI automation for your business

How it works

  1. Find

    Google Maps searches for the industries it serves: hotels, clinics, law firms, agencies, schools.

  2. Read the website

    Facts, not opinions: missing schema markup, no contact form, no online booking, slow pages.

  3. Find the right person

    Names come only from the business’s own team pages. When unsure, it uses no name at all.

  4. Score

    Pain, ability to pay, reachability, timing and long-term fit decide who is worth a proposal.

  5. Write and check

    Claude drafts from the evidence, and code checks every rule before a person sees it.

  6. A person approves

    Nothing is sent automatically. Every proposal is read and approved first.

  7. Send and listen

    A few emails a day per mailbox, replies read and sorted, every deal tracked through to renewal.

Built with Python services, PostgreSQL, n8n for scheduled workflows, Claude for writing and a Next.js dashboard, with more than 1,200 automated tests.

Restaurant POS system for MaltaDrasyo POS

Drasyo POS is an offline-first point-of-sale system for restaurants in Malta. Orders, kitchen tickets, split bills, card and cash payments, receipts and shift close all work without an internet connection, and the cloud syncs, backs up and reports when it is available. It is preparing for its first pilot and is not yet fiscally certified.

The cloud is never required to complete a sale. When the connection is there, each branch syncs to its own protected database, local backups are encrypted, and the owner can follow the day from a dashboard.

Preparing for its first paid pilot. Not yet fiscally certified

Ask about the pilotCustom software development

What it does

  • Shifts

    Sign in with a PIN, open a shift, and close it with a counted-cash variance.

  • Tables and orders

    Seat a table and ring up orders with modifiers and notes.

  • Kitchen

    Each item fired to the right prep station and printer, and worked through a kitchen display.

  • Payment

    Split the bill by item or evenly, take cash or card, and print the receipt.

  • Cloud

    Sync, encrypted backups and an owner dashboard, used when online and never needed for a sale.

A launch includes the POS software, hardware packages, installation and menu setup, staff training and monthly support.

About the work

Questions about our workClient work, Drasyo Engine and Drasyo POS.

Can I see results from Drasyo’s client work?

Yes. Each published case study describes what the business needed, what was built and what changed afterwards. Studies still being verified with the client are not published until the details are confirmed.

Does Drasyo Engine send emails automatically?

No. Every proposal is read and approved by a person before it is sent, and sending is limited to a few emails a day per mailbox, from mailboxes that are warmed up on fresh domains first.

Where can I see Drasyo Engine’s results?

On its public stats page at engine.drasyo.com/stats, refreshed every night. It shows counts only: no business, person, email address or proposal text is ever named there.

Does Drasyo POS work without internet?

Yes. A sale can be completed with no connection at all: orders, kitchen tickets, split bills, payments, receipts and closing a shift run on the local terminal. The cloud handles sync, backups and reporting, and is never required to finish a sale.

Is Drasyo POS fiscally certified in Malta?

Not yet. Drasyo POS is preparing for its first paid pilot, and nothing in it is fiscally certified today. Ask us where certification stands before relying on it for fiscal receipts.

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