NextPlus Health — corporate health platform
Corporate health site bringing Nova Clinic, MediPlus, Net Ambulans and Next Emergency Health under one roof; TR/EN, app showcase and request forms.
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS

A printed menu has two problems: when a price changes it has to be reprinted, and it reaches as many customers as there are copies on the tables.
A QR menu solves both, but set up badly it brings new problems — PDF menus that take ten seconds to open and cannot be read without zooming are the most common form.
A real page, not a PDF. The menu reads on a phone without zooming, switches between categories, works with search.
Instant updates. When a price changes the QR code stays the same; you do not reprint table labels.
Sold out means hidden. You switch off a sold-out item in one tap; customers do not order what is not there.
QR ready for print. We deliver ready files for table labels, standing displays or the menu cover.
The menu can be published in more than one language. In a tourist area this is easier than commissioning a translation and printing a separate code.
Your current menu (a photo is enough, we do the layout) and product photos if you have them.
Delivered for real businesses. Click a cover to read what was built.
Corporate health site bringing Nova Clinic, MediPlus, Net Ambulans and Next Emergency Health under one roof; TR/EN, app showcase and request forms.
Showcase and appointment site for a clinic offering home/office check-ups, mall health points and corporate infirmary services.
Product site for a wristband that tracks health data in real time and syncs with the NextPlus Health app.
Site for a 24/7 private ambulance company: services, fleet and one-tap calling.
Corporate site for a mobile health service that brings vehicles and specialists to workplaces.
E-commerce style showcase listing health, wellness and lifestyle packages with category and package pages.
You change it from the panel yourself; the QR code stays the same, so no reprinting the table codes.
Most restaurant sites are a PDF menu and an “about us” page; the three things a visitor wants (menu, where, open now?) are not three taps away on a phone. Page structure, an updatable menu, booking/ordering, the Google match and what to look for in example sites.
Quick-commerce apps took the neighbourhood grocer’s customer; the way back is not playing the same game but using proximity. Product list, WhatsApp/site ordering, stock and price freshness, delivery zone and order tracking — at near-zero cost.
Food delivery platforms bring customers but take commission and keep the customer data. Your own order channel has three parts: the menu page, order intake (WhatsApp or form) and kitchen notification. Which suits which business, table ordering versus takeaway, tracking and payment.
Fill in the form; we reply in writing with scope, timeline and a starting price.