Coastline Fresh
A coastline that moves while the menu holds still.
A fast-casual restaurant site built like a short film, with the measurement layer underneath.
The tide animates behind the hero, the menu is a real ordering surface with a cart, the plan page turns walk-ins into subscribers, and the analytics report is built to tell the owner which dishes sell, where orders die, and what is still sitting in abandoned boxes, from the day it is switched on.
Watch for
The analytics demo and the tide layer: the site performs, and it is built to report back
What it does
- 01Scroll-scrubbed coastal motion in the hero, no video file to download
- 02Working menu, cart, and checkout flow across three pages
- 03Meal-plan page that converts one-time diners into recurring revenue
- 04Knows which dishes get looked at and never ordered, which is where the menu money is
- 05Knows the exact checkout field diners quit on, and what is sitting in abandoned boxes, in dollars
- 06Heatmaps and session replay: watch a real diner struggle, then fix that
- 07Self-hosted photography, no hotlinked stock that can break
- 08Ships switched OFF. Nothing tracks anybody until you turn it on.
- Builds like this
- $3,600 to $7,000
- Built for
- Bowl shops, Mediterranean and poke concepts, chef-led fast casual
- Ships with
- Home · Menu · Plans · Checkout · Analytics report
- Edition
- Work 01 of 59 · Cinematic, with analytics
Starts the conversation with Coastline Fresh already on the table. No commitment.
Start this build in the StudioOpens the Studio prefilled from Coastline Fresh, ready to adjust. Builds like this run $3,600 to $7,000.
This is the real site, open on a desktop. Scroll it, click anything, see how it behaves.