Say it,
and it changes
"Add a strawberry latte, 6,500 won" — one line and it's on the menu. Six languages, the phone app and the Instagram cards change with it. No hunting through fields.
What the editor does
Gyeol assistant
Changes things from a one-line instruction: prices, hours, text, photos. If something's unclear it asks back in plain words, and if you don't like the result, one tap on "undo".
Preview
As you change things, the phone, tablet and PC views update at once. It's drawn by the same engine as the published site, so what you see is what goes live.
Six languages at once
Change it in Korean and the assistant writes the other five languages fresh. Publishing is blocked if any language field is empty, so a half-finished foreign page never goes out.
This is what it looks like
Sections on the left, preview in the middle, the assistant and editing fields on the right. All you fill in is text and photos — there's no design to fiddle with.
From sign-up to launch
Sign up
No password — come in with an email link or Google.
Pick a template
Choose your trade, type your shop's name, and you're in the editor.
Change it by saying so
Ask the assistant for menu, hours and text changes. Preview links are free.
Pay and publish
It goes up at your own address. From that day it installs on customers' phones as an app.
The hard parts, Gyeol does
Instagram cards
Posts, stories and thumbnails made from your website text. Same words, same colours, so your feed reads as one.
Logo and photos
Logo drafts and photo touch-ups. The assistant drafts, a person at Gyeol finishes.
Monthly care
On days you'd rather not do it yourself, one message and Gyeol makes the change. Care plans run month to month.