A software company that builds its own products
DDreamLab is a software studio in Netanya, Israel. We build software for businesses — and products of our own that are live today.
Who we are
We design and build custom software: web platforms, business systems and apps — plus AI chatbots and voice assistants that talk to your customers in WhatsApp, on your website and by phone.
Alongside client work, we build and run our own products — MenuPlus, Sconnect, YofiPlace and NetzFlights. Running them puts us in front of the same things our clients deal with: payments, bookings, messages to customers, and Hebrew next to other languages on the same screen.
We work Hebrew-first. Every interface we build is designed right-to-left from the start, with other languages alongside. One team takes a project from the first conversation through launch and support.
Things you can check today
No inflated numbers: products you can open, languages you can switch at the top of this page, and a real address.
4own products, live
- MenuPlusQR menu for restaurantsmenuplus.co.ilLive (opens in a new tab)
- SconnectRestaurant showcase & table bookingsconnect.co.ilLive (opens in a new tab)
- YofiPlaceOnline booking for beauty prosyofiplace.co.ilLive (opens in a new tab)
- NetzFlightsFlight deals from Israelnetzflights.co.ilLive (opens in a new tab)
4languages on this site
- עברית
- English
- Русский
- Français
Netanya, Israel
Zangwill 15, Netanya
What we believe
Think like product owners
We run products of our own, so we think past the spec: how people will actually use the system, how it takes payment, and who looks after it when something needs attention.
Hebrew first, built for Israel
Right-to-left layouts, invoices and receipts the Israeli way, WhatsApp as the main channel with customers — part of the design from day one, not an afterthought.
Straight answers
Before the first line of code, we agree on what gets built and why. If an off-the-shelf tool fits your task better than custom software, we say so.
Let’s talk about your project
Describe the task in a few lines — we’ll suggest how to approach it.