Projects / 15 brands
The Wideview projects
Work we built for clients, then everything we own and operate, in three tiers: sub projects that feed clients into Wideview, side projects we run for their own markets, and the platforms underneath it all.
Client work / 5
What we built for clients, and why it mattered
Named clients, described by the work itself: what we built, what it changed for the way they run. Their numbers stay theirs.
01E-commerce, water and wellness products · Greece, Cyprus, Bulgaria
Olympus Plus
Orders, invoices and shipping line up in every country without anyone retyping them, so the team works on customers instead of on data entry.
What we built
- Three WooCommerce stores, one per market, run as one operation
- A bridge to their SoftOne ERP: a paid order becomes an ERP document automatically
- Viva Wallet, IRIS and PayPal at checkout, BoxNow lockers inside the checkout
- The courier the customer picks travels with the order into the ERP document
Stack and integrations: WooCommerce · SoftOne · Viva Wallet · PayPal · BoxNow · ACS · ELTA Courier · Geniki Taxydromiki
02Day cruises, tourism · Parga to Paxos and Antipaxos, Greece
Day Cruise Parga
Tickets are sold and paid on their own site, and the people running the boat can change availability from a phone between trips.
What we built
- A booking site where every departure has its own live seat count
- Card payments through Stripe at the moment of booking
- Greek and English, so the same site sells to locals and visitors
- Seats opened and closed from our Wide Book Admin app on a phone
- Paid bookings reported back to Google Ads as conversions
Stack and integrations: WordPress · WP Booking System · Stripe · Wide Book Admin · Google Ads
03Private boat tours and rentals · Corfu, Greece
SeaDreamers
Bookings, payments, crew and invoicing live in one place built around how they actually work, and the site loads fast for guests on a phone.
What we built
- The public site in eight languages, tuned for speed: mobile LCP from 22.7s to 2.4s, measured
- gPanel, the operations panel the office runs on: bookings, transfers, crew, payouts and finance
- Payment links through Stripe and Worldline, invoices issued through Elorus to myDATA
- An AI assistant that drafts replies to guest messages for the team to approve
- 1ChatGo live chat on the site for guests who want an answer before they book
Stack and integrations: WordPress · PHP · Stripe · Worldline · Elorus · myDATA · 1ChatGo
04Restaurant · Bremen, Germany
Restaurant Sparta
When the hours or the menu change, the website and the Google listing change together, so guests do not turn up to a closed door.
What we built
- The German website and its menus, kept current
- Google Business Profile run through the official API: opening hours, holidays, posts
- Local SEO in German, from our team in Greece
- Mail set up so reservations and replies actually arrive
Stack and integrations: WordPress · Google Business Profile API · Local SEO
05Travel guide · Igoumenitsa, Sivota and Thesprotia, Greece
IgoumenitsaSTAY
The guide keeps what it earned in search and moves to a site the owner can keep growing, on infrastructure we run.
What we built
- A move from Google Sites to WordPress on our own servers
- Four languages kept: English, Greek, German and Albanian
- Every old address kept or redirected, so search history carries over
- Cloudflare in front, live since 30 September 2026
Stack and integrations: WordPress · Cloudflare · Multilingual SEO
Our own brands
01 / Sub Projects
Full brands that feed clients into Wideview: each one sells its own service, every client lands on our infrastructure.
02 / Side Projects
Focused ventures we run on the side: small on the surface, wired into the same operation underneath.
03 / Platforms / 05
The software layer: platforms we build as products, powering the group and our clients alike.
Same engine room
Different brands, one operation
Every sub project runs on the same infrastructure, discipline and team as Wideview itself.