
Kabba's Kitchen.
A Senegalese family kitchen in Portland — moved from Instagram DMs to a self-serve ordering catalog with catering and group lanes, live at kabbaskitchenpdx.com.
Order catalog · Catering intake · Stripe-ready
Every case is a system Noctivion built and shipped — live with real operators or running as a flagship demo. Every screen below is captured from the running product. No client data, no mockups, no hypotheticals — open any plate to inspect the full page.
Flagship demoWalk the Mighty Munch restaurant system, end to enda built demonstration of the full first-party ordering buildBuilt for real operators — Original African Braiding · Kabba's Kitchen PDX · Rainier Refinishing
The order of the wall
I — III
The stills hang monochrome, like plates in a book — the running system underneath is alive. Open any plate to see the full page in color; the demo bay plays the real circuits live.
Swipe · tap any plate to inspect
Setting the stage
Every shipped system as one honest card — what it is, what it does, and where it runs. Each carries a status so you never mistake a demonstration for a live client; open a case for its full evidence wall.
Slide the ledger · No. I — X

A Senegalese family kitchen in Portland — moved from Instagram DMs to a self-serve ordering catalog with catering and group lanes, live at kabbaskitchenpdx.com.
Order catalog · Catering intake · Stripe-ready

A premium protective-styles studio in Jessup, MD — a couture booking flow on real availability, with the deposit on Stripe, in the brand's own editorial language.
Suite booking · 4-step flow · Deposit on Stripe
A surface-refinishing flagship — tubs, tile, and counters made new. A draggable before/after slider on real job pairs, plus separate homeowner and property-manager quote intake.
Before/after slider · Homeowner + PM intake · Quote capture

Two live author flagships — The Stories of Abibatu (children's) and Penned by Che Moon (urban romance). Book catalog, reader capture, and retailer-link conversion the author owns.
Book catalog · Reader capture · Retailer conversion

A bilingual quote engine for a two-man crew — type an address, the crew gets an aerial view; write in English, they get a clean Spanish job ticket.
Aerial view · Bilingual tickets · Photo intake

Candy paint, body work, and a lot full of proof — presented like a printed garage feature, with phone-first intake for a shop that closes on the call.
Video proof · Paint configurator · Call-first

A wholesale raw-hair storefront — texture picker, trade pricing, Stripe checkout, inventory routing, order emails, and an operator admin panel. Owned, not rented.
Stripe checkout · Inventory routing · Admin panel

A mobile notary in North Austin — call/text intake, a document credential wall, and official-seal brand language that reads as authority on a phone.
Call/text intake · Credential wall · After-hours

A standalone leasing page — walkthrough video, space proof blocks, and structured inquiry capture. It replaces portal-row listings with a page the operator owns.
Walkthrough video · Inquiry capture · Operator-owned

An advanced ops layer for owners running more than one business — portfolio KPIs, role-based consoles, a staff My-Day board, assignable tasks, and a ticket pipeline with SLA timers.
Network hub · Role consoles · Tasks + tickets
End of the ledger
Yours hangs here next.
The $500 Build Audit maps a Foundation build — and credits in full toward it.
Salon Foundation $2,500 · Trades $2,900 · Restaurant $3,500. A $1,250–$1,750 deposit puts your build on the calendar; the balance lands at go-live. See the whole ladder →
The $500 Build Audit maps your exact scope, where customers drop off, and a fixed-fee quote — delivered in five business days, and fully credited toward any Foundation-or-higher build you schedule within 60 days.