Apps and booking.
Kinetiq builds booking flows, customer accounts and the tools customers use every week, from $8,000, scoped in the one-week $2,500 audit. Iron X, a golf and sport bar in Rishon LeZion, takes bay bookings on the site we built, in Hebrew, English and Russian.
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What gets built.
Booking, accounts and tools customers use every week. Booking, documents, dashboards: product and AI features wired to real business logic.
An example: Iron X.
Iron X is a golf and sport bar in Rishon LeZion. Its site is the venue's front door and its booking desk: a guest chooses a bay, a time and the number of guests, in Hebrew, English or Russian. See the Iron X case study.
Other products we have shipped.
- Pshat: an app for Hebrew documents, as a mobile app and a site.
- Kartis: a guide and map product for discovering Israel.
- AgenticCareers: a jobs platform for agentic AI roles.
What it costs and when it starts.
From $8,000. Product and AI features are scheduled after the audit, once the scope is clear, and the price is fixed before work starts. All source code, design files, and assets transfer to you on launch. No platform lock-in, no licensing tail.
Questions.
How much does a booking app cost?
From $8,000. The exact price is fixed in the one-week $2,500 audit, which is credited in full to the build.
How long does it take?
Product and AI features are scheduled after the audit, once the scope is clear.
Should I build one or use a ready-made booking tool?
If a ready-made tool would do the job, you'll hear that in the first reply.
Which languages can it run in?
We have shipped sites in Hebrew, English and Russian. Iron X takes bookings in all three.
Who owns the code?
Yes. All source code, design files, and assets transfer to you on launch. No platform lock-in, no licensing tail.