About PoonthaiDigital

PoonthaiDigital creates practical digital operations tools for small businesses, with a focus on simple calculators, checklists and spreadsheet-based workflows.

Our approach

We start with a narrow operational problem and build the smallest useful tool around it. Free website tools are intended for quick planning decisions. When a business needs a repeatable system, the site will point to a matching paid template only after that product has been revalidated.

Who the tools are for

The current collection focuses on restaurants, cafes, boba shops, bakeries and similar owner-operated businesses. Examples include inventory reorder planning, bakery production capacity, boba ingredient usage and restaurant opening or closing routines.

What we do not claim

These tools are planning aids, not professional advice. They do not replace accounting, legal, tax, food-safety, regulatory, engineering or other specialist guidance. Business owners should adapt workflows to their own operation and applicable requirements.

Paid catalog status

PoonthaiDigital is rebuilding the paid catalog one validated product at a time after the September 2026 reset. Previous listing IDs are historical only. The current live product and release status are listed on the catalog status page.

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How the free site and paid catalog work together

PoonthaiDigital.com is the free learning and planning layer. It gives visitors focused tools that can be used before buying anything. The paid catalog is being rebuilt one validated product at a time. Keeping those roles separate makes it possible to test whether a free tool is genuinely useful before asking a visitor to consider a paid template.

How we improve the collection

We review how people reach the site, which tools are used and which pages lead visitors toward a matching product. We use those signals to improve the usefulness of the free tools and to decide which business workflows deserve deeper resources next.