Online bizleen.com
Bizleen
From the business card to the whole team.
In hand
I design it. I engrave it. In Chatou.
And in other brands’ colours.
The engraving, up close
The laser burns the wood, line after line.
Turn your screen around.
The QR code is on the back: one scan, and they leave with my card.
This one is real: it opens my card.
Ten business families.
Each template shows only what its trade needs: no menu for a tradesperson.
- Restaurants and cafés bizleen.com/en/metiers/restaurants (new tab)
- Shops bizleen.com/en/metiers/commerces (new tab)
- Tradespeople bizleen.com/en/metiers/artisans (new tab)
- Health professionals bizleen.com/en/metiers/sante (new tab)
- Consultants and freelancers bizleen.com/en/metiers/conseil-independants (new tab)
- Creatives bizleen.com/en/metiers/creatifs (new tab)
- Beauty and wellness bizleen.com/en/metiers/beaute-bien-etre (new tab)
- Accommodation bizleen.com/en/metiers/hebergements (new tab)
- Non-profits bizleen.com/en/metiers/associations (new tab)
- Other activities bizleen.com/en/metiers/autres-activites (new tab)
When the card has to sell.
It becomes the venue’s website: menu, opening hours, reviews, bookings, in ten languages.
And everything is managed in a single Studio, nothing to install.
Le Chant des Voyelles, a French brasserie in Paris: a real venue, on its Bizleen page. See its page(new tab)
Online app.bizleen.com
And behind the card, the whole team.
Bizleen Orbit, a Bizleen product: clock-in, scheduling, leave, tips, on the venue’s tablet and on everyone’s own phone, in fourteen languages.
Included in the Bizleen Team and One plans, never sold separately.
Real screenshots of Bizleen Orbit, on a demo venue.
The public site sells.
The connected workspace delivers.
From one side to the other, no password.
bizleen.com
app.bizleen.com
Direction 1 · Bizleen to Orbit
Signed in on bizleen.com, you open app.bizleen.com without typing a password again.
A shared session, in production since 16 September 2026.
Direction 2 · Orbit to Bizleen
The other way, an encrypted token makes the crossing: it works once and lives 60 seconds.
That is how a manager reaches Bizleen Studio; the token is only ever sent by POST request.
Close one side: the other closes at once.
Cascade revocation.
Both directions are in production. The second was validated in real conditions, on a real venue: Le Chant des Voyelles.
At the edge of the network.
One infrastructure provider: Cloudflare.
Cloudflare
- 4 Workers
- 3 D1 databases
- 3 R2 buckets
- 3 Durable Objects
- 7 RPC channels
- Resend
- Stripe
- Anthropic
4 Workers, 3 D1 databases, 3 R2 buckets, 3 Durable Objects.
A booking confirmed in under 85 milliseconds, at the network edge.
7 internal RPC channels link the two sides, with no public HTTP surface at all.
And three service providers: Resend, Stripe, Anthropic.
- Custom domains for venues, certificates managed automatically.
- Encrypted backups, every day.
- Continuous integration on both repositories.
By the numbers.
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28,350
test cases
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70,200+
assertions
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1,498
test files
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10
public languages
bizleen.com, checked live
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14
team languages
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10
business families
bizleen.com/metiers, checked live
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128
database tables
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20
production dependencies
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4
months, and a little more: 23 May to 28 September 2026
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Five pilot venues, online.
Real places, in Paris, each on its own Bizleen page.
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Le Chant des Voyelles French brasserie · Paris bizleen.com/en/@le-chant-des-voyelles (new tab) -
THE LABO LGBTQI+ bar & club · Paris bizleen.com/en/@the-labo (new tab) -
Madame Guan Châtelet Jianbing, Chinese street food · Paris bizleen.com/en/@madame-guan-chatelet (new tab) -
Les Piétons Tapas & paella · Paris bizleen.com/en/@les-pietons (new tab) -
Le Pavé des Lombards Auvergne & Aveyron cuisine · Paris bizleen.com/en/@le-pave-des-lombards (new tab)
Tech specs
| The public site bizleen.com | The connected workspace app.bizleen.com | |
|---|---|---|
| Rendering | Astro 6 SSR, TypeScript, hand-written CSS | React 19, Tailwind CSS 4, Vite 8 |
| Server | Cloudflare Workers | Hono 4 and Zod, on Cloudflare Workers |
| Data | D1, R2, Cloudflare Images | D1 with Drizzle, R2, 3 Durable Objects |
| Services | Stripe over direct REST, Resend, Cloudflare for SaaS | Resend, push notifications |
| Languages | 10 public languages | 14 team languages |
| Tests | 14,360 test cases | 13,990 test cases |
| Between the two | Two-way SSO, 7 RPC channels, daily encrypted backups, continuous integration | |
The story
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23 May 2026
The digital business card is born: a public page, a handle, a QR code, a vCard.
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3 June 2026
Eleven days later, the clock-in tool that will become Bizleen Orbit, for the tablets of a restaurant team.
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18 August 2026
I connect the two. The site could show services, not whether Tuesday at 3 pm was free: that lived in the tool that already held the rota.
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7 to 20 September 2026
Bizleen Studio replaces the old editors; on the 16th, the passwordless passage from Bizleen to Orbit goes into production.
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20 to 28 September 2026
Ten public languages, in eleven waves. The passage from Orbit to Bizleen, validated in real conditions. Continuous integration and encrypted backups on the Orbit side.
Two products do not merge by sharing a database: they connect through a written contract, versioned and tested on both sides.
Halvyn