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Linova Group

Built for barbershops, restaurants, contractors, dojos, roofing suppliers, retail, and transport. Human-marketed for people.

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A restaurant site is not a contractor site. Every build starts from the playbook for your vertical.

A barbershop needs a chair booked. A supplier needs a spec sheet downloaded. Same system, different build — never a template with your logo dropped in.

See what we've built for you
A food truck parked on a street with its service window open and customers queuing
A baker sliding loaves out of a deck oven onto a cooling rack
A butcher working behind a full service counter in an independent grocery store
A furniture showroom floor with sofas arranged in staged room settings
A made-up treatment room in a spa with fresh linen and low lighting
Racks of bread in trays waiting by the loading door of a wholesale bakery
Catering trays being portioned on a steel bench in a commercial kitchen
Gloved hands driving a cordless drill into timber on a job site
Students in white gi moving through a drill on the red mats of a dojo
A forklift parked in front of racking stacked with timber in a supply warehouse
A shopper browsing a densely packed clothing rack in a dimly lit store
A driver loading parcels into the open back of a box truck at the curb
A cleaner pushing a mop and bucket along the outside of a glass office building
A therapist assessing a patient's knee during a treatment session
Amber bottles and open jars of dried herbs on an apothecary table
A mechanic's hand turning a wrench on a car engine
The front of a car covered in wash foam
A tailor cutting dark fabric with shears beside a tape measure
Guests raising glasses at a long table under strings of lights
Real estate agentsphoto

An agent on a residential porch or driveway with a client, mid-conversation, ordinary suburban street behind them. Not a handshake in front of a sign and not an empty staged living room — the person is the subject.

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A barber using clippers on a client seated in the chair under a patterned cape
A chef plating a row of dishes along a stainless steel pass in a restaurant kitchen
A takeout counter with order tickets clipped above the pass and food being wrapped
An espresso bar with cups on the machine and a customer waiting at the counter

Everything that can go in it.

Nobody gets all of it. Your trade decides which parts earn their place.

A laptop on a wooden desk showing a content editing screen

  • Booking

    They book while you're closed.

    Times, staff, deposits, and the reminder that stops the no-show.

  • Getting paid

    Paid before they walk out.

    Deposits, invoices, and card payments taken on the site.

  • Your own edits

    Change a price without phoning us.

    Prices, hours, and photos — edited by you, no developer and no fee.

  • Enquiries

    Nothing gets lost between calls.

    Every message lands where your team already works, with the details attached.

  • Selling online

    The shelf stays open all night.

    Stock, orders, pickup and delivery — matching what's really in the shop.

  • Quotes

    The request arrives already answered.

    Forms that ask your questions first, so you quote once instead of three times.

  • What's working

    You'll know what brought the call.

    Calls, bookings, and forms counted — not just visitors.

  • Reviews

    Asked when they're happiest.

    The review request goes out right after the job, and lands on your Google profile.

See the full parts list

The part a machine can't fake.

AI compresses a build. It cannot read a neighbourhood, hold a brand's voice, or know why one Reel lands and the next one dies. Three things our team makes by hand.

  • Graphic design

    Logos, menus, signage, and the templates your posts are built on. Made to survive a truck door and a phone screen.

  • Social media management

    Calendars planned around your real weeks. Posted, answered, and reported on — not scheduled and abandoned.

  • Content creation

    Reels, photographs, and captions shot in your shop — not pulled from a stock library.

Live sites, not mockups.

LiveRoof Ontario — homepage

B2B & supply

LiveRoof Ontario

An Astro and Sanity site for Ontario's LiveRoof grower: an 80-project portfolio filterable by system, building type, LEED level, and feature tags, plus a technical library with drawings in the formats estimators actually use.

read the case study
Bikong — homepage

Restaurants

Bikong

A Filipino kitchen in London, Ontario whose one-page site now takes the order before Uber Eats, Skip, or DoorDash do — and tells the Vic-and-Gwen story the app listings flatten out.

read the case study
Cherry Grove Group — homepage

Contractors

Cherry Grove Group

Cherry Grove Group builds patios, fences, and driveways across the GTA. Linova gave them a portfolio that filters by trade, project pages that read like spec sheets, and a quote path from every page.

read the case study

All of it, with the build stories: see the work.

Book a call.

Twenty minutes. Bring what you have — an old site, an Instagram page, a napkin sketch — and leave with a straight read on what we'd build and what it costs.