Solutions

Two doors into the same studio. One is the thing you already know you want built. The other is your trade — and for every one of the 30 below there are three specific ideas waiting, not a brochure with the nouns swapped.

8needs, in full

30industries indexed

4things every client gets

By need

8 things brands ask for, and what actually arrives

Every panel below lists things that ARRIVE, not capabilities. A deliverable you cannot point at after the invoice is not a deliverable, and the timelines are typical ranges rather than promises made before anyone has seen your brief.

Branding

Brand identity

A mark, a system, and the rules that keep it from falling apart six months in.

Most identities die of neglect, not of bad drawing — the logo survives and everything around it drifts. LOOM ships the system, not just the mark: the type scale, the palette, the spacing rules and the worked examples that make the next person's decision obvious.

What arrives

  • Logo system — primary, stacked and one-colour lockups
  • Type scale and palette, with the hex and the reasoning
  • Brand book as PDF and as a live Figma file
  • Worked examples: social, print, packaging, a page of the site

LOOM drew its own display typeface from scratch and gives it away — the same hand does the client work.

Typically 2–4 weeks

Web

Website

A site that performs like a campaign and reads like craft.

Built, not assembled: no page-builder, no bought template wearing your colours. The site you are reading is the reference — the motion, the type and the 3D on this page are the same toolchain a client project ships on.

What arrives

  • Design and build, desktop through phone
  • CMS or a flat build — whichever the content actually needs
  • Performance and accessibility pass before launch, not after
  • Analytics, search metadata and an AI-answer file

Every site LOOM ships is measured in a real browser at three widths before it goes live.

Typically 3–6 weeks

Product

Mobile app

iOS and Android, designed and actually shipped — not a prototype in a deck.

LOOM builds and submits its own apps, which means the unglamorous half is covered: signing, store review, rejection appeals, the metadata that gets a listing pulled. A studio that has only ever handed off a Figma file has not met that half.

What arrives

  • Product design — flows, states, the empty and error screens
  • Native or cross-platform build, your codebase at the end of it
  • TestFlight and Play internal testing with real devices
  • Store submission, review handling and the launch listing

LOOM has taken its own apps through App Store review, including the rejections.

Typically 6–12 weeks

Content

Social content

A month of content from one session, in Arabic and English.

The expensive part of social is not the posting, it is starting from nothing every week. LOOM runs a content machine that writes, designs and schedules the month — with a human editor checking every piece before it ships, because the machine is fast and not wise.

What arrives

  • A month of posts, captioned in both languages
  • Reels and short film cut from a single shoot
  • A calendar you can see and move, not a surprise every Monday
  • One editor accountable for everything that goes out

This is THE MACHINE — the same subscription the page pitches further down, not a separate promise.

Ongoing, monthly

AI

AI systems

Agents that answer, book and follow up — on WhatsApp, in Arabic, at 2am.

Not a chatbot bolted to a website. LOOM builds the agent into the channel the customer already uses, wires it to the calendar or the catalogue it needs to be useful, and leaves a human override on every path — because the failure mode of a confident agent is worse than no agent.

What arrives

  • A WhatsApp or web agent, bilingual, trained on your material
  • Connected to the real thing — bookings, catalogue, inbox
  • Human handover on every path it can get wrong
  • A transcript log you can actually read

LOOM runs three MCP servers of its own and publishes them — the tooling is in daily use, not demoed.

Typically 2–5 weeks

Immersive

3D / AR experience

Product in the room, on the street, or in the browser — no app to install.

WebGL and WebAR that runs off a link. LOOM has built room scanners, furniture configurators and scroll-driven 3D sites, so the question is not whether the render is pretty — it is whether the thing holds thirty frames a second on a mid-range Android, and that is the part LOOM measures.

What arrives

  • Modelling, or your existing CAD cleaned up for the web
  • A configurator, an AR viewer, or a scroll-driven scene
  • Runs in the browser from a link — no app, no store
  • Budgeted for a mid-range phone, not a workstation

The butterfly on this page is procedural — built in a vertex shader at runtime, not a downloaded model.

Typically 4–8 weeks

Campaign

Launch campaign

Key visual, film, and the media plan that puts them in front of someone.

One pipeline from concept to shipped: the idea, the imagery, the cutdowns for every placement, and the paid setup underneath. Generative imagery where it saves a shoot, a real camera where it does not — the choice is made per shot, not per agency preference.

What arrives

  • Concept and key visual, in the formats each placement needs
  • Launch film with cutdowns — feed, story, pre-roll
  • Paid setup and creative testing on the platforms that matter
  • A weekly read on what is working, in plain language

LOOM has produced full campaign catalogues generatively, without a studio booking.

Typically 3–6 weeks to launch

Start here

Not sure yet

Bring the problem, not the brief. Shaping it is the first job.

The most common honest answer, and the one this tile exists for. LOOM starts with intent rather than aesthetics — a call where the goal is to find the real problem, and a written direction afterwards that you own whether or not you hire us.

What arrives

  • A 30-minute call about the business, not the design
  • A written direction — what to do first, and what to ignore
  • A rough shape for scope and time before any commitment
  • Yours to keep, and to take elsewhere if you want

The first station of LOOM's process is Intent: interrogate the brief until the real problem shows itself.

A call this week

By industry

All 30, in 7 categories, open to read

Not a list of logos — a list of trades LOOM has already thought about. Open any row for the one-line ambition, the agent that would run on WhatsApp for it, and the three things built first. Type below to narrow the whole index at once.

Food & Drink

6
  • Restaurants A full room on a Tuesday.

    The ambitionFrom the neighbourhood spot to the name people book a week ahead.

    The agentA WhatsApp host that takes the booking straight onto a live floor plan — party size, allergy, high chair — and never double-seats a table.

    Built first

    • QR menu you can look inside A code on every table opens the menu in 3D — each dish placed on their real table in AR before they order.
    • WhatsApp host on a live floor plan Takes the booking straight onto real tables. Never double-seats, never sleeps.
    • Dead-hour filler Reads tomorrow's empty covers and sends one offer to the guests most likely to fill them.
  • Cafés & Coffee The regulars come back without being asked.

    The ambitionFrom one counter to the corner the whole street tags.

    The agentA counter agent that recognises the returning number, remembers the usual order, and pushes the seasonal drop to the people who actually drink it.

    Built first

    • The barista who remembers Tracks the streak on the phone number, names the usual, sends the free cup at the right visit.
    • Skip the queue Order and pay before you park; the cup is on the counter with a name on it.
    • Bean-to-cup story page The farm, the roast curve, the cup — the page that justifies 4 JOD next to a 2 JOD shop.
  • Bakeries & Sweets The cake is sold before the oven is on.

    The ambitionFrom word of mouth to the name every bride is sent to.

    The agentAn order agent that turns a photo and a date into a quote, takes the deposit, and locks the slot in the production calendar.

    Built first

    • Photo in, quote out Customer sends a reference picture; the agent prices it, takes the deposit and books the oven.
    • Cake designer in 3D Tiers, colour, flowers chosen live, then previewed in AR on the bride's real table.
    • Season capacity calendar Eid, Ramadan and wedding season pre-loaded with caps — stop overselling one week and underselling the next.
  • Fast Food & Burgers Own the order before the aggregator takes its cut.

    The ambitionFrom one branch to a name people crave by name, not by app.

    The agentAn ordering agent on your own channel — takes the order, upsells the combo, and repeat customers never cost you a commission again.

    Built first

    • Ordering that beats Talabat's commission Full menu on WhatsApp with saved usuals. Moving a third of delivery direct is a pay rise, not a campaign.
    • QR menu with the stack rendered Every burger exploded layer by layer, add-ons tapped straight into the order.
    • Win-back on the list you now own Direct orders mean the numbers are yours. Lapsed customers get an offer at the right gap.
  • Fine Dining The evening starts at the booking.

    The ambitionFrom a destination to the reservation people plan a trip around.

    The agentA concierge that books the table, records the anniversary and the allergy, and hands the room a briefed guest instead of a name.

    Built first

    • Concierge with a guest book Books the table, then quietly remembers the wine, the seat, the anniversary, the allergy.
    • One unbroken take A single tracking shot from the pass to the last table, cut for three channels.
    • The tasting menu, previewed Every course in 3D from the reservation confirmation and a discreet QR on the menu card.
  • Catering & Events The proposal lands before the client hangs up.

    The ambitionFrom weekend gigs to the caterer every planner calls first.

    The agentA quoting agent that takes headcount, date, menu tier and venue, and returns a branded, priced proposal in under a minute.

    Built first

    • Headcount in, proposal out Guests, date and service style go in; a branded, priced PDF comes back in under a minute.
    • See the spread before the deposit Buffet layouts built in 3D at the client's actual venue dimensions.
    • Event-day pack, generated Every confirmed job auto-produces the kitchen sheet, shopping list, rota and timings.

Health & Fitness

5
  • Dental Clinics The nervous patient books anyway.

    The ambitionFrom one chair to a calendar that fills itself a month out.

    The agentAn agent that answers the price question honestly, explains the procedure without jargon, and books the chair before the nerve returns.

    Built first

    • The price question, answered at midnight Honest ranges for every treatment, then the chair booked — the two things reception can't do at 11pm.
    • Smile simulation Veneers, whitening and alignment modelled on the patient's own face. Nobody buys a smile they can't see.
    • Treatment-plan follow-through Chases the patient who did stage one and vanished. Your biggest untapped revenue is already in the file.
  • Medical Clinics The right doctor, on the first message.

    The ambitionFrom a single practice to the clinic patients name to their family.

    The agentA triage agent that reads the complaint, points to the right department, books it, and never gives medical advice.

    Built first

    • Symptom-to-specialist triage Routes the complaint to the correct clinician and books it. No diagnosis, emergencies escalated to a human.
    • Patient portal Results, prescriptions and invoices behind a login, so reception stops being a lookup service.
    • Doctor films A short, calm piece per clinician. People choose the doctor, not the clinic.
  • Pharmacies The refill arrives before the box runs out.

    The ambitionFrom a counter people pass to the pharmacy people message.

    The agentA refill agent that counts down the supply, asks once, checks stock and sends the driver.

    Built first

    • Refill clock Knows a 30-day pack started on the 3rd, asks on the 28th, checks stock, sends the driver.
    • Live stock answer 'Do you have it?' answered in seconds with a substitute when you don't — that's most of your inbound.
    • The front-of-shop half, online Skincare, baby and supplements merchandised properly. Dispensing pays rent; the shelf pays profit.
  • Med Spas & Aesthetics The result, before the deposit.

    The ambitionFrom one-off treatments to a clinic with a waitlist.

    The agentA consult agent that qualifies for suitability and budget, answers the awkward questions, and books only the leads worth a clinician's hour.

    Built first

    • Qualify before you consult Screens for suitability and budget. A clinician's free hour is the most expensive thing you give away.
    • Outcome simulation Filler and resurfacing previewed on her own face at realistic strength — closes the sale and prevents the complaint.
    • Course tracking Six-session courses spaced automatically with top-up recall at the right month.
  • Gyms & Fitness Catch the member before they quit.

    The ambitionFrom one floor to a citywide membership brand.

    The agentA retention agent watching attendance — when someone's pattern breaks, it reaches out before the cancellation form does.

    Built first

    • Churn radar Flags the member whose visits drop off and reaches out before month end. One in five saved beats any ad budget.
    • Trial-to-member sequence A structured seven days: welcome, first session booked, coach intro, offer at day five.
    • Walk the floor first A 3D tour of the floor and changing rooms. Gym anxiety is the biggest silent objection you face.

Beauty

2
  • Beauty Salons Booked solid, never double-booked.

    The ambitionFrom a full chair to the name every bride is told to call.

    The agentA booking agent that knows which stylist does which service, how long it takes, and what the client had last time.

    Built first

    • Booking that understands the diary Matches service to stylist to duration — a balayage never gets a 30-minute slot.
    • Try the colour before the chair Cut, colour and length agreed on her own photo. Ends the three-hour redo.
    • Rebook rhythm Knows the root touch-up is due in six weeks and asks in week five, same stylist held.
  • Barbershops Every chair full before you unlock.

    The ambitionFrom walk-ins only to a booked-out week.

    The agentAn agent that books chairs by barber, texts a regular when his cut is due, and fills a cancellation in four minutes.

    Built first

    • Cut-cycle recall Learns each client's interval — 14, 21, 30 days — and messages at exactly the right moment. Almost nobody in Amman runs this.
    • Live queue and waitlist A public wait time and instant offers when someone cancels. Saturday overflow becomes Tuesday bookings.
    • Barber profile pages Each barber with their own gallery and booking link to post. Clients follow a barber; this keeps them in the shop.

Retail & Brands

5
  • Fashion Boutiques A stylist in every DM.

    The ambitionFrom one rack to a label people travel across the city for.

    The agentA styling agent that answers size, stock and fit instantly, suggests the pieces that go with it, and takes the order in the thread.

    Built first

    • Stock and size, answered in the DM Live inventory in the chat plus three things that finish the look, checkout without leaving the thread.
    • Fit before purchase AR try-on and real per-garment measurements — returns are a missing-information problem.
    • Drop mechanics Waitlists, countdowns, early access for repeat buyers and restock alerts per size.
  • Jewelry Designed on the phone, made in the workshop.

    The ambitionFrom counter sales to a house clients ask for by name.

    The agentA concierge that handles the enquiry, then hands the client a configurator instead of a conversation.

    Built first

    • Build the piece live Metal, stone, setting and engraving on a real-time 3D model that prices itself as it changes.
    • On the hand, at true scale AR try-on for rings and necklaces — scale is the one thing jewellery photography always fails at.
    • The proposal concierge Handles the discreet enquiry: budget, ring size sourced quietly, delivery timed to the day.
  • Perfume Houses Sell a scent through a screen.

    The ambitionFrom a counter in Amman to a house people search for by name.

    The agentA fragrance agent that interviews the buyer about what they already wear and love, and matches them to a bottle with reasons.

    Built first

    • Scent matchmaking Asks what they wear and hated, then recommends from your range in note language. Someone has to translate smell.
    • Notes as film Each fragrance art-directed as a short piece — the oud, the smoke, the citrus. Not a bottle on white.
    • Discovery set, credited back Samples ship cheap and the cost comes off the full bottle. Removes the blind-buy risk.
  • Furniture & Home In their room before it's in the van.

    The ambitionFrom a showroom in one district to orders across the country.

    The agentA sales agent that quotes fabric, size and lead time, then puts the piece at true scale in the customer's living room.

    Built first

    • True-scale AR placement The exact piece standing on their real floor. 'Will it fit' is the last objection and it's answerable in ten seconds.
    • Configurator on the model Fabric, wood, leg and size changed live with the price moving. Every swatch-book option is a variant you never sell.
    • Plan to furnished room Customer sends a floor plan, it comes back a furnished 3D room using your catalogue. Turns one sofa into a room.
  • E-commerce Brands Recover the cart, keep the customer.

    The ambitionFrom one-time buyers to a list that reorders on its own.

    The agentA sales agent that answers the sizing and shipping question that stopped the checkout, then recovers the cart in the chat.

    Built first

    • Cart recovery in the chat Reaches the abandoned cart on WhatsApp within the hour and closes it there. Usually the single biggest revenue line you can add.
    • COD confirmation gate Every cash order confirmed before dispatch. Refused deliveries are a pure loss both ways.
    • Reorder rhythm Knows the consumption cycle and asks at the right week. Second orders are where the profit is.

Property & Stay

3
  • Real Estate Walk the unit before the concrete cures.

    The ambitionFrom listings that sit to units that sell off-plan.

    The agentA qualifying agent that establishes budget, financing, timeline and area before anyone gets in a car.

    Built first

    • Off-plan 3D walkthrough Layout, light through the real windows, the view from that actual floor. Off-plan sells on imagination.
    • Qualify before the viewing Budget, financing and timeline settled in chat. Half your agents' viewings shouldn't happen.
    • Payment-plan calculator Down payment, instalments and handover modelled live on each unit. Every buyer does this maths anyway.
  • Construction Win the tender on the render.

    The ambitionFrom tender-by-referral to a pipeline that fills itself.

    The agentAn inquiry agent that separates a serious developer from a homeowner pricing a wall, and routes each correctly.

    Built first

    • The build, walkable before the pour Photoreal renders and a navigable model from the drawings. Committees approve what they can see.
    • Proposal generator Scope, phases, pricing and timeline into a consistent branded document in minutes.
    • Client progress portal Owners see milestones, photos and variations without phoning the site manager.
  • Hotels & Stays Book direct, keep the commission.

    The ambitionFrom a listing among hundreds to the stay people search for by name.

    The agentA concierge that answers pre-booking questions, beats the OTA price on your own site, and handles the stay once they arrive.

    Built first

    • Direct booking that undercuts the OTA Your own engine with a guaranteed-lower rate. A fifth of bookings moved direct is pure margin.
    • The exact room, not a room type 3D tours per room with the real view from that floor. The gap is where bad reviews come from.
    • Last-minute inventory push Unsold rooms at 4pm offered to a local list. Something beats an empty night.

Services

6
  • Car Dealers & Rental The test drive is booked before the lot opens.

    The ambitionFrom lot traffic to a booked test-drive calendar.

    The agentA sales agent that answers spec, trim, financing and availability instantly, and books the test drive at a real time.

    Built first

    • Every trim, walkable A 3D showroom with interiors — the buyer sits in the trim you don't have parked outside.
    • Financing answered up front Down payment and monthly instalment estimated in the chat. Opacity sends people to the dealer who's clear.
    • Rental flow end-to-end Dates, licence upload, deposit and contract done before pickup. Forty minutes becomes a signature.
  • Travel Agencies The itinerary writes itself overnight.

    The ambitionFrom one-off bookings to the agency people ask for by destination.

    The agentA trip agent that interviews on dates, budget, pace and party, then produces a real day-by-day itinerary with live pricing.

    Built first

    • Overnight itinerary builder A costed day-by-day plan produced from a chat, ready for you to price in the morning.
    • Preview the hotel, not the photo 3D room and resort previews. Hotel photography lies and clients know it.
    • Traveller companion Visa checklist, documents, arrival instructions and the 2am airport message answered.
  • Schools & Academies Admissions that run without the office.

    The ambitionFrom word-of-mouth enrolment to a waitlist every term.

    The agentAn admissions agent that answers curriculum, fees, transport and age policy, books the tour, and chases the unfinished form.

    Built first

    • The admissions desk that never closes Fees, curriculum, bus routes and entry requirements answered instantly, tour booked, form chased to signature.
    • Walk the campus first A 3D tour of classrooms, labs and the yard — visible from another country.
    • Application and document portal Certificates, transcripts and fee payment in one tracked pipeline. Chasing paper is what eats your team.
  • Nurseries & Kids The parent who can see is the parent who stays.

    The ambitionFrom a neighbourhood daycare to the nursery every parent is told about.

    The agentAn enrolment agent that handles the anxious questions honestly — ratios, staff training, food, safety — and books the visit.

    Built first

    • The daily thread A private end-of-day note per child: ate, slept, played, learned, one photo. This alone drives retention and referral.
    • The hard questions, answered straight Ratios, staff qualifications, allergy and sickness policy given plainly — vagueness reads as hiding.
    • Waitlist by age band Live capacity per room with automatic offers as places open.
  • Law Firms The partner meets a prepared case.

    The ambitionFrom referral-dependent to the firm people find and already trust.

    The agentAn intake agent that takes the facts, checks the practice area and conflicts, and hands the partner a structured brief.

    Built first

    • Structured intake, not a first call Facts, dates, parties and documents collected and briefed before the meeting. Never gives legal advice.
    • Document request loop Requests, receives and chases the paperwork every matter stalls on.
    • Regulation explainers Plain-language notes each time a Jordanian law changes. That's how corporate clients arrive.
  • Consulting & Finance Inbound clients who already trust you.

    The ambitionFrom cold outreach to a waiting list of people who read you first.

    The agentA qualifying agent that establishes company size, budget and problem, and only books the discovery calls worth having.

    Built first

    • A diagnostic tool of your own An interactive readiness score or cost model on your site. A tool people use beats a whitepaper nobody downloads.
    • Qualify before the calendar Company size, budget and the real problem settled before a discovery slot is offered.
    • One interview, a month of authority A single recorded session becomes an article, a newsletter and six posts.

Creative & Causes

3
  • Photographers Stop negotiating, start shooting.

    The ambitionFrom word-of-mouth gigs to a booked season and a price you set.

    The agentA booking agent that quotes the package, checks your real calendar, takes the retainer and holds the date.

    Built first

    • Quote, hold, retainer Prices the package, checks your calendar, takes the deposit and locks the date — while you're mid-shoot.
    • Galleries that sell prints Private, favouritable galleries with print and album ordering. A Drive link leaves that margin on the table.
    • Contract and shot list, automatic Every booking generates the agreement and the list to confirm. Scope creep is the tax on being informal.
  • Weddings & Venues The date is held before the tour.

    The ambitionFrom a few bookings a season to a calendar reserved a year out.

    The agentA planning agent that gives availability for their date instantly, sends the right package, and holds the date for 48 hours.

    Built first

    • Availability and a 48-hour hold 'Is 14 June free' answered in seconds with a provisional hold. Venue choice is a race and the instant answer wins.
    • Set the room before they arrive 3D walkthrough with layouts swapped live at their real guest count. Nobody can picture 250 people in an empty hall.
    • Package builder Guest count, menu tier and extras assembled with live pricing. Every couple builds this spreadsheet anyway.
  • NGOs & Community Show the money landing.

    The ambitionFrom a small circle of supporters to a cause the city recognises.

    The agentAn agent that routes donors, volunteers and beneficiaries to the right programme and keeps each one informed afterwards.

    Built first

    • Traceable impact Every donation tied to a specific output and reported back to the donor who funded it. Second gifts come from proof.
    • Recurring giving Monthly giving in three taps, with cards that don't silently fail. One monthly donor beats eight campaign donors.
    • One channel, three audiences Recognises whether it's a donor, a volunteer or a beneficiary and routes each down the right path.

Whichever door

4 things underneath every one of them

These are stated once, here, and never repeated inside a trade — an earlier version of the index listed “Google Maps domination” under seventeen of the thirty industries, which made thirty different businesses read as one product with the nouns swapped. Anything universal belongs in this row.

01

Website or online store

Bilingual, fast, and built to sell — Arabic that reads as Arabic, not a translation.

  • Booking, ordering or checkout built in
  • Works on a phone on 4G
  • You own it — no monthly hostage

02

SEO & Google Business

Get found for what people actually type, and look right when they find you.

  • Ranking for real local searches
  • Reviews answered every week
  • Hours, photos and listings always correct

03

Content engine

One shoot day becomes a month of posts, reels and stories — scheduled, not scrambled.

  • A month of content per shoot
  • Posted at the hours your buyers are awake
  • Arabic and English captions

04

Paid ads that report back

Meta and Google campaigns with the tracking to prove what came back.

  • Built and managed monthly
  • Tracking that survives iOS
  • A number you can check, not a vibe

In neither list

Bring the problem, not the brief. Shaping it is the first job.

The most common honest answer, and the one this tile exists for. LOOM starts with intent rather than aesthetics — a call where the goal is to find the real problem, and a written direction afterwards that you own whether or not you hire us.

  • A 30-minute call about the business, not the design
  • A written direction — what to do first, and what to ignore
  • A rough shape for scope and time before any commitment
  • Yours to keep, and to take elsewhere if you want

A call this week

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What brings you to the loom?