Web apps
Landing pages, booking pages, portfolios — published on your domain.
Tabbify gives ChatGPT, Claude, Mistral, and your agents an office: services, containers, private networking, permissions, and an audit trail to turn requests into real business tools.
I run a barbershop in Wissembourg. I need a simple booking site with WhatsApp and Telegram confirmations.
I can create the booking page, connect your domain, and ask before any customer message goes out.
Approve domain, WhatsApp, and Telegram for this office?
Approve. Use my logo and keep Sundays closed.
ChatGPT or Claude can generate a site, bot, or worker. Tabbify gives it a place to live: containers, domains, secrets, logs, private networking, permissions, and ready services.
Landing pages, booking pages, portfolios — published on your domain.
Telegram and WhatsApp bots that answer, collect requests, and ask before acting.
Background jobs for reminders, sync, message parsing, reports.
Your AI creates previews for new ideas; you review, change, or throw them away.
Mini-CRMs, admin panels, forms, team dashboards — inside your office.
Nightly reports, hourly checks, weekly digests — scheduled work.
Economical containers for dev, prototypes, staging, internal tools, and lightweight production. Cheaper than a classic PaaS. High practical resilience — two networks, RAID, monitoring — without a formal DC SLA.
A by-the-book data centre for production that needs formal guarantees and an SLA. Infrastructure risk sits on the DC and the provider.
Your own server, VPS, or infrastructure — when you need full control.
Tabbify works for both: people who ask, and people who build.
Just ask: “make a booking site”, “connect Telegram”, “remind clients tomorrow”. AI builds it, Tabbify runs it, you approve the actions.
Like Fly.io / Heroku for AI-native apps: containers, workers, cron, preview & staging environments, private mesh networking, secrets, logs, and self-host / premium compute when the project grows.
One booking request lands in WhatsApp. A price question comes through Telegram. A photo arrives in Instagram. A Facebook comment asks about Saturday. You find them between clients, calls, and closing.
“Any slot today?” gets buried under other chats before you ever see it.
The customer waits a few minutes, then books with whoever answered first.
You copy names, times, services, phone numbers, and reminders by hand.
Take Anna — a makeup artist in Dubai. Her clients find her in Telegram and Instagram, between weddings and shoots. By Friday she has thirty open chats, two half-confirmed jobs, and one client she lost to a faster reply.
It watches the channels you approve, turns messages into booking tasks, drafts replies, and asks before it sends or changes anything.
Tabbify brings work channels into one office — Telegram, WhatsApp, email, and other integrations as you connect them. Anna gets every gig pinged in Tabbify, in Telegram, or wherever she lives.
Tabbify Drafted a reply to that Marina gig in your voice — send it?
Hi! Saw your post 🤗 I'm Anna, makeup & hair. Available tonight 19:00 — soft glam is my thing. Evening rate AED 600 incl. travel to Marina. Portfolio: instagram.com/annamua. Happy to chat about timing 👌
Anna Yes — send it.
Hugo runs a barbershop in Wissembourg and already uses ChatGPT for copy, schedules, and replies. With Tabbify, the ask becomes a working booking flow with clear approvals.
Illustrative fictional example. Replace with a real customer flow before publishing.
Hugo I need booking plus WhatsApp and Telegram confirmations.
Tabbify Draft ready. Confirm services, hours, and first message?
Hugo Haircut, beard trim, Sundays closed. Approve.
Clean cuts in Wissembourg. Book in under a minute.
Pre-wired services and trusted integrations — the tools your AI uses. The runtime above is where the tools and your apps actually run. AI calls services through one protocol; secrets never reach the prompt, Tabbify scopes every action.
Customer sign-in, sessions, and protected pages for business tools.
Logos, uploads, exports, and generated assets kept inside the office.
Transactional email with reviewable templates and delivery logs.
Customer confirmations and reminders with message approval first.
A lightweight channel for owner alerts and customer conversations.
Wrap a service you already trust and keep its permissions explicit.
Your services join a private WireGuard mesh with no public ports and no third-party control plane. You choose what is visible to customers; everything else stays behind the office door.
The booking site can face customers; auth, email, and WhatsApp stay private.
Each service gets a private address, so your AI can find the right tool without seeing the secret behind it.
No external network account has to sit between your business and its tools.