We create the tools you need, connect the ones you already have, and provide a layer of intelligence on top.
PlaatoOS is the first business OS that builds around you. Tell it what you do — it assembles your dashboard, generates your website, and wires up bookings, payments, and automation in minutes. No more duct-taping apps together.
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Your Entire Business, In One Place.
From bookings to staff schedules, from marketing campaigns to revenue reports — every update, every decision, every action lives in a single dashboard. No more switching apps. No more missing context.
AI Business Assistant
Ask it anything about your business. It reads your live data, executes tasks, creates events, updates settings, and answers questions — in plain language, day or night.
You're Running 11 Apps. None of Them Talk to Each Other.
Reservations in one tool. Tickets in another. Your website somewhere else. Staff schedules in a spreadsheet. That's 5 logins and 5 monthly invoices before you've even opened your doors.
The Nightclub
Sells tickets through one platform, manages table reservations on another, and tracks bar inventory in a spreadsheet. Three disconnected systems for one night.
The Bar Owner
Pays for a reservations app, a ticketing platform, and a karaoke system separately. Three dashboards, three invoices, zero connection between them.
The Lounge
Takes table reservations by phone, manages bottle service manually, and has no loyalty system for regulars. Every VIP guest is a missed retention opportunity.
The Karaoke Bar
Manages song queues on paper, sells room reservations through WhatsApp, and tracks customer time manually. The fun stops when the admin starts.
The Restaurant
Manages table reservations by phone, prints paper menus that go out of date, and tracks inventory in a spreadsheet. Three separate problems, zero unified solution.
The Catering Business
Handles event bookings by email, builds quotes in spreadsheets, and invoices through a separate tool. Every new client means starting from scratch.
The Hotel or B&B
Takes reservations over the phone, manages room availability in a spreadsheet, and has no direct booking website. A missed call is a missed night.
The Café Owner
Accepts loyalty stamps on paper cards, posts specials on Instagram manually, and has no online ordering or booking system to capture walk-by customers.
The Event Organizer
Builds the event in one tool, sells tickets in another, sends marketing emails from a third. Every update means logging into all three.
The Wedding Planner
Handles client consultations by email, showcases their portfolio on a basic site, and invoices through a separate tool. The client experience is as fragmented as their stack.
The Corporate Events Manager
Manages event registrations in spreadsheets, sends invites through an email tool, and tracks attendance manually. Every corporate event is an admin marathon.
The Tour Operator
Takes bookings by phone or email, manages availability manually, and has no way for customers to book directly online. Every inquiry is a potential lost sale.
The DJ
Manages gig requests by DM, promotes events on Instagram manually, and invoices clients from a spreadsheet. Nothing connects.
The Live Music Venue
Sells tickets through a third-party platform, manages venue bookings separately, and promotes shows manually. Every event means touching five different tools.
The Comedy Club
Sells show tickets on one platform, manages venue reservations on another, and runs their mailing list from a third. The punchline is the stack.
The Theater
Books tickets through an external platform, manages season subscriptions manually, and has no integrated website with live scheduling. Every show is a manual effort.
The Cinema
Runs showtimes through a booking system, manages concessions separately, and has no loyalty program for returning viewers. Each channel is its own island.
The Creative Agency
Handles client briefs by email, showcases their portfolio on a generic site, and invoices through a separate tool. The brand of the agency doesn't match its stack.
The Marketing Agency
Pitches clients by email, tracks campaigns in spreadsheets, and reports results through a separate analytics tool. The agency that handles marketing can't market itself.
The Photographer
Hosts their portfolio on one platform, takes bookings through another, and delivers galleries via a third. Clients get confused before they even hire them.
The Fitness Studio
Sells class passes in one app, schedules shifts in another, and emails members from a third. A new booking means updating all three manually.
The Beauty Salon
Takes appointments over WhatsApp, tracks loyalty stamps on paper, and has no website that actually converts visitors into bookings.
The Wellness Center
Books sessions by phone, tracks client history in a notebook, and has no automated follow-up or loyalty system. Every returning client feels like a first visit.
The Retail Shop
Tracks inventory in one tool, runs a website on another platform, and manages loyalty cards on paper. Every sale requires a manual sync.
The Ecommerce Store
Manages product listings on one platform, handles customer support in another, and tracks fulfillment in a spreadsheet. Growing means adding more tools, not fewer.
The Consultant or Lawyer
Needs bookings, a professional website, and client management. Can't find one tool that does all three without an enterprise price tag.
The Coworking Space
Books meeting rooms by email, tracks memberships in a spreadsheet, and sends billing reminders manually. Scaling means drowning in admin.
The IT Services Company
Manages client projects in one tool, handles support tickets in another, and invoices from a third. The tech company's own tech stack is a mess.
The Software Company
Tracks users in one platform, manages support in another, and runs marketing from a third. The software company's own operations aren't automated.
The Automation Agency
Sells automation to clients while running their own business on manual processes. Proposals by email, invoices through one tool, scheduling through another.
The AI & ML Studio
Pitches AI solutions to clients while running their own studio on disconnected tools. Proposals by email, demos by Calendly, billing by a separate platform.
The Manufacturer
Tracks orders in one system, manages inventory in another, and handles client communication by email. Nothing is connected and nothing is real-time.
The Construction Company
Manages project bids by email, tracks materials in a spreadsheet, and schedules workers through a separate tool. Every project is a coordination nightmare.
The Agriculture Business
Tracks harvests in spreadsheets, manages client orders by phone, and has no online presence to reach wholesale buyers directly.
The Transport Company
Manages bookings by phone, tracks vehicle availability manually, and invoices clients through a separate tool. Every route is a manual dispatch.
The Warehouse
Tracks stock in one system, manages client orders in another, and has no direct portal for B2B clients to check availability in real time.
The School or Academy
Manages enrollments by email, tracks student progress in a spreadsheet, and has a basic website that can't take direct signups.
The Coach or Trainer
Books sessions through a scheduling tool, takes payment through another, and follows up with clients by email. Three tools for one conversation.
The Healthcare Provider
Manages patient appointments by phone, tracks records in a separate system, and has no patient-facing booking or messaging portal.
The Therapy Practice
Books sessions through a calendar tool, invoices through another, and keeps client notes in a third. The client relationship exists in fragments.
The Cleaning Company
Takes bookings by phone, manages recurring schedules in a spreadsheet, and sends invoices manually. Every new client adds more admin, not more revenue.
The Repair Shop
Handles job requests by phone or WhatsApp, tracks parts inventory in a notebook, and has no customer-facing booking system.
The Security Company
Manages shift scheduling in a spreadsheet, tracks incident reports manually, and communicates with clients by email. Every gap in coverage is a manual oversight.
The Pet Services Business
Books grooming appointments by phone, tracks vaccination records in a binder, and has no loyalty system for regular customers.
The Accounting Firm
Manages client onboarding by email, tracks deadlines in a spreadsheet, and invoices through a separate tool. Tax season means triple the admin.
The Law Firm
Takes consultations by phone, manages case files in a separate system, and has no client portal for scheduling or document sharing.
The Insurance Agency
Handles policy inquiries by email, tracks renewals in a spreadsheet, and has no client-facing portal for quotes or updates.
The Real Estate Agency
Lists properties on third-party platforms, manages viewings by phone, and has no integrated CRM to track buyer journeys.
The Nonprofit Organization
Manages donor relationships in a spreadsheet, promotes events through email blasts, and has a basic website that can't accept donations directly.
The Religious Community
Manages community events on a whiteboard, communicates through group chats, and has no central platform for bookings, donations, or scheduling.
The Nightclub
Sells tickets through one platform, manages table reservations on another, and tracks bar inventory in a spreadsheet. Three disconnected systems for one night.
The Bar Owner
Pays for a reservations app, a ticketing platform, and a karaoke system separately. Three dashboards, three invoices, zero connection between them.
The Lounge
Takes table reservations by phone, manages bottle service manually, and has no loyalty system for regulars. Every VIP guest is a missed retention opportunity.
The Karaoke Bar
Manages song queues on paper, sells room reservations through WhatsApp, and tracks customer time manually. The fun stops when the admin starts.
The Restaurant
Manages table reservations by phone, prints paper menus that go out of date, and tracks inventory in a spreadsheet. Three separate problems, zero unified solution.
The Catering Business
Handles event bookings by email, builds quotes in spreadsheets, and invoices through a separate tool. Every new client means starting from scratch.
The Hotel or B&B
Takes reservations over the phone, manages room availability in a spreadsheet, and has no direct booking website. A missed call is a missed night.
The Café Owner
Accepts loyalty stamps on paper cards, posts specials on Instagram manually, and has no online ordering or booking system to capture walk-by customers.
The Event Organizer
Builds the event in one tool, sells tickets in another, sends marketing emails from a third. Every update means logging into all three.
The Wedding Planner
Handles client consultations by email, showcases their portfolio on a basic site, and invoices through a separate tool. The client experience is as fragmented as their stack.
The Corporate Events Manager
Manages event registrations in spreadsheets, sends invites through an email tool, and tracks attendance manually. Every corporate event is an admin marathon.
The Tour Operator
Takes bookings by phone or email, manages availability manually, and has no way for customers to book directly online. Every inquiry is a potential lost sale.
The DJ
Manages gig requests by DM, promotes events on Instagram manually, and invoices clients from a spreadsheet. Nothing connects.
The Live Music Venue
Sells tickets through a third-party platform, manages venue bookings separately, and promotes shows manually. Every event means touching five different tools.
The Comedy Club
Sells show tickets on one platform, manages venue reservations on another, and runs their mailing list from a third. The punchline is the stack.
The Theater
Books tickets through an external platform, manages season subscriptions manually, and has no integrated website with live scheduling. Every show is a manual effort.
The Cinema
Runs showtimes through a booking system, manages concessions separately, and has no loyalty program for returning viewers. Each channel is its own island.
The Creative Agency
Handles client briefs by email, showcases their portfolio on a generic site, and invoices through a separate tool. The brand of the agency doesn't match its stack.
The Marketing Agency
Pitches clients by email, tracks campaigns in spreadsheets, and reports results through a separate analytics tool. The agency that handles marketing can't market itself.
The Photographer
Hosts their portfolio on one platform, takes bookings through another, and delivers galleries via a third. Clients get confused before they even hire them.
The Fitness Studio
Sells class passes in one app, schedules shifts in another, and emails members from a third. A new booking means updating all three manually.
The Beauty Salon
Takes appointments over WhatsApp, tracks loyalty stamps on paper, and has no website that actually converts visitors into bookings.
The Wellness Center
Books sessions by phone, tracks client history in a notebook, and has no automated follow-up or loyalty system. Every returning client feels like a first visit.
The Retail Shop
Tracks inventory in one tool, runs a website on another platform, and manages loyalty cards on paper. Every sale requires a manual sync.
The Ecommerce Store
Manages product listings on one platform, handles customer support in another, and tracks fulfillment in a spreadsheet. Growing means adding more tools, not fewer.
The Consultant or Lawyer
Needs bookings, a professional website, and client management. Can't find one tool that does all three without an enterprise price tag.
The Coworking Space
Books meeting rooms by email, tracks memberships in a spreadsheet, and sends billing reminders manually. Scaling means drowning in admin.
The IT Services Company
Manages client projects in one tool, handles support tickets in another, and invoices from a third. The tech company's own tech stack is a mess.
The Software Company
Tracks users in one platform, manages support in another, and runs marketing from a third. The software company's own operations aren't automated.
The Automation Agency
Sells automation to clients while running their own business on manual processes. Proposals by email, invoices through one tool, scheduling through another.
The AI & ML Studio
Pitches AI solutions to clients while running their own studio on disconnected tools. Proposals by email, demos by Calendly, billing by a separate platform.
The Manufacturer
Tracks orders in one system, manages inventory in another, and handles client communication by email. Nothing is connected and nothing is real-time.
The Construction Company
Manages project bids by email, tracks materials in a spreadsheet, and schedules workers through a separate tool. Every project is a coordination nightmare.
The Agriculture Business
Tracks harvests in spreadsheets, manages client orders by phone, and has no online presence to reach wholesale buyers directly.
The Transport Company
Manages bookings by phone, tracks vehicle availability manually, and invoices clients through a separate tool. Every route is a manual dispatch.
The Warehouse
Tracks stock in one system, manages client orders in another, and has no direct portal for B2B clients to check availability in real time.
The School or Academy
Manages enrollments by email, tracks student progress in a spreadsheet, and has a basic website that can't take direct signups.
The Coach or Trainer
Books sessions through a scheduling tool, takes payment through another, and follows up with clients by email. Three tools for one conversation.
The Healthcare Provider
Manages patient appointments by phone, tracks records in a separate system, and has no patient-facing booking or messaging portal.
The Therapy Practice
Books sessions through a calendar tool, invoices through another, and keeps client notes in a third. The client relationship exists in fragments.
The Cleaning Company
Takes bookings by phone, manages recurring schedules in a spreadsheet, and sends invoices manually. Every new client adds more admin, not more revenue.
The Repair Shop
Handles job requests by phone or WhatsApp, tracks parts inventory in a notebook, and has no customer-facing booking system.
The Security Company
Manages shift scheduling in a spreadsheet, tracks incident reports manually, and communicates with clients by email. Every gap in coverage is a manual oversight.
The Pet Services Business
Books grooming appointments by phone, tracks vaccination records in a binder, and has no loyalty system for regular customers.
The Accounting Firm
Manages client onboarding by email, tracks deadlines in a spreadsheet, and invoices through a separate tool. Tax season means triple the admin.
The Law Firm
Takes consultations by phone, manages case files in a separate system, and has no client portal for scheduling or document sharing.
The Insurance Agency
Handles policy inquiries by email, tracks renewals in a spreadsheet, and has no client-facing portal for quotes or updates.
The Real Estate Agency
Lists properties on third-party platforms, manages viewings by phone, and has no integrated CRM to track buyer journeys.
The Nonprofit Organization
Manages donor relationships in a spreadsheet, promotes events through email blasts, and has a basic website that can't accept donations directly.
The Religious Community
Manages community events on a whiteboard, communicates through group chats, and has no central platform for bookings, donations, or scheduling.
One Platform. Built Around You. In 10 Minutes.
Tell PlaatoOS what type of business you run. It auto-configures your dashboard, generates your brand theme, and launches your website — before you finish your first coffee.
Answer a Few Questions
Business name, type, location. A handful of questions and PlaatoOS configures your entire platform automatically.
Your OS Appears
A themed dashboard, a working website, and only the modules your business actually needs — built for you instantly.
Customize With Words
Tell the AI assistant what to change. It modifies your navigation, theme, site, and settings — no developer, no tickets.
We Really Care About Your Business
PlaatoOS was born from a real problem — a business owner tired of juggling five apps that didn't talk to each other. We didn't build this in a boardroom. We built it behind the counter, between shifts, while figuring out why table 12 was double-booked again. Every feature exists because a real business needed it.
Your Success Comes First
We only win when you win. Transparent pricing. No hidden fees. No vendor lock-in.
Real Humans, Real Support
Talk to the people who actually built this. No chatbots. No tickets lost in queues. Just direct answers.
Built by Operators
This platform was built by someone who runs a venue, serves drinks, and knows what a Friday night rush feels like.
Your Data Is Yours
Export everything, anytime. Your customer relationships belong to you — not to us.
Your World, Unleashed
We started in hospitality. Then lawyers, consultants, fitness studios, and retailers discovered the same problem: too many tools, not enough platform. Same engine. Your stage.
Nightlife
Your DJ set deserves a stage, not a spreadsheet.
Food & Beverage
Reservations, menus, loyalty — the full dining experience, digitized.
Entertainment
Festivals, concerts, theaters — sell tickets, manage crowds, own the night.
Beauty & Wellness
Bookings, loyalty stamps, and a website that actually looks like you.
Professional
Coworking, agencies, consulting — schedule, bill, and brand yourself.
Retail & Services
Your store, your site, your loyalty program — all in one place.
Technology
Client portals, project billing, and support — for IT, software, and AI teams who'd rather ship than do admin.
Industrial
Work orders, equipment tracking, and crew scheduling — for manufacturers, contractors, and fleets who need one real-time system.
Education
Enrollment, recurring billing, and instructor scheduling — for schools, academies, and coaches who'd rather teach than chase payments.
Healthcare
Patient booking, SOAP-format session notes, and billing — for providers and therapy practices who need one clean record per client.
Real Estate
Listings, viewings, leases, and a buyer CRM — for agencies who want direct bookings, not just third-party syndication.
Nonprofit
Donations, donor CRM, and event scheduling — for nonprofits and religious communities who need one platform, not five.
Software That Evolves With You
Imagine having a software engineer who learns your business and tweaks your tools daily — without you writing a single line of code.
Create a spring menu for my vegan cafe
Done. I've created your spring menu with 12 vegan items, generated QR codes, and added it to your site. Shall I update your digital menu too?
Why are my Tuesday sales down?
Your Tuesday foot traffic is 40% below average. I noticed your social posts drop on Mondays. Shall I draft a Monday promo campaign and schedule it?
Choose Your Plan
Start free. Scale as you grow. Every plan includes unlimited business updates — only pay for the intelligence you need.
Free
Free forever. All platform functionality. Zero commitment.
Forever. No credit card required.
- All platform functionality
- Unlimited business updates
- Digital menus & catalogs
- DJ Request app
- QR code access for guests
- Custom domain
Pro
Custom domain, custom design, and the full AI automations & insights suite.
billed monthly
- Everything in Free
- Custom domain
- AI automations & insights
- Email support
- PlaatoOS Ticketing
- Loyalty Cards & Reservations
Business
Multi-venue, advanced analytics, priority support. Most popular for growing businesses.
billed monthly
- Everything in Pro
- Custom domain
- Robot Host (AI Karaoke)
- AI Concierge chatbot
- Surveillance Analytics
- Up to 3 businesses
Enterprise
Custom solutions for chains, festivals & large operators.
Contact us for a tailored quote
- Everything in Business
- Unlimited businesses
- Whitelabel solution
- Custom feature development
- Dedicated account manager
- API access & SLA guarantee
What are PlaatoOS Coins?
PlaatoOS Coins power AI-driven automations and insights in your admin dashboard — staffing recommendations, peak-hour prediction, product performance analysis, customer behaviour intelligence, and AI assistant queries. Purchased independently from any plan so you only pay for the AI you actually use. Or skip coins entirely with BYOK.
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