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Salutare!

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I built a booking engine that doubles as a dedicated website for my clients. The main target is small accommodations and fishing lake owners.

For small accommodations (guesthouses, B&Bs, cabins, small pensions), the idea is to give them a proper online presence without the booking[dot]com / Airbnb commission cut, and without forcing them onto a generic template that looks like every other listing site. Each client gets their own branded site with a built-in booking flow — calendar, availability rules, pricing per season, guest info, the usual — but without the "I'm clearly a Wix template" feel.

The fishing lake angle is the part I'm most excited about. Small private fishing lakes are an underserved niche — most of them either have no website or a Facebook page from 2014. They have unique booking needs: pegs/swims instead of rooms, day tickets vs. multi-day sessions, sometimes restrictions on the number of anglers per peg. On top of the standard booking engine, each lake gets a custom-built digital map of their water — pegs marked, depths, features, facilities, parking — so anglers can pick their spot when they book rather than showing up and hoping.

Stack is Laravel + Nuxt. Built it solo as a side project.

Would love feedback on the direction — does the combo of "branded site + booking engine" make sense, or should these be two separate products? Is the fishing lake niche too narrow to be worth the specialized features, or is that exactly what makes it defensible? Anyone here tried to sell software into the small-accommodation space — what worked, what didn't?

Happy to answer questions about the build too.

Care-i cea mai ciudată sau funny vorbă ardelenească pe care o știi?

Adun de ceva vreme zicale, expresii și vorbe locale din Transilvania — alea pe care le zici natural și amicii din București / Iași / Timișoara se uită la tine. Sau alea pe care le folosea mătușa ta și nimeni nu știe de unde le-a luat.

Mă interesează tot ce-i specific zonei — română, maghiară, amestecate.
Bonus mare dacă vine cu o poveste sau cu contextul în care se folosește.