Sorraia

Sorraia is one snippet you paste into a site — WordPress, Squarespace, Webflow, Framer, hand-coded — that adds a contact form, a booking calendar, a shop checkout or an AI chat, rendered in the site's own fonts and colours instead of a third-party box.

The problem it solves: a small business site usually ends up with a Typeform here, a Calendly there, a Stripe payment link somewhere else — each one looking like what it is, each with its own login and its own bill. Sorraia replaces that stack with one dashboard: submissions, bookings and orders land in one place, calendars sync with Google and Outlook and drop a Meet/Teams/Zoom link into every booking, and shop payments go straight into the site owner's own Stripe.

Built by a freelancer who does client sites too, so the agency side is first-class: every client site is scoped on its own card with its own brand settings, clients can get a login to just their site, and automations never cross between clients. There's a public REST API, a TypeScript SDK and signed webhooks for anyone who wants to build on it.

Free plan, no card; the widgets on sorraia.app are live demos you can poke, and the calendar on the pricing page books a real meeting with me.