
Drei Stuben handoff
The real domain, handwritten logo, and restaurant photography make the migrated result recognizable immediately.
A client-specific iPhone concept using the live Zürich restaurant’s public brand, photography, domain, German language, terrace, menus, and event context. Unofficial and not endorsed by Drei Stuben.

The real domain, handwritten logo, and restaurant photography make the migrated result recognizable immediately.

Drei Stuben’s live status and identity sit above one invitation to ask Harriet for work.

The owner explains in German that rain has closed the garden terrace today.

Harriet finds the right page, adds the notice, and checks the branded result.

The proposed terrace notice appears over Drei Stuben’s actual interior identity.

A clear production confirmation with the live domain and revision number.

Terrace status, the Jungschwein event, and migration become plain-language revisions.

A concrete suggestion turns the current PDF menu into a better mobile experience.

The product promise in one sentence: ask, let Harriet prepare, then approve.

Connect a customer-owned provider and make the no-lock-in model concrete.

A three-step checklist ends with the owner-controlled DNS change.

Common business outcomes help owners who do not know what to ask an AI.

A focused voice mode with a visible transcript before anything is sent.

Public Drei Stuben food and interior images show how attachment workflows could feel.

When intent is ambiguous, Harriet asks one business-language question.

Working, ready, and published tasks stay understandable at a glance.

A durable activity record shows what Harriet prepared and checked.

The owner previews the earlier Jungschwein event revision before restoring it.

Domain, hosting, source, and export controls reinforce customer ownership.

The app matches Drei Stuben’s primary German website while keeping multilingual options.