
Tek Deep Asia
Cajal Bodies built the website for Tek Deep Asia, a technical diving centre in Tanjung Bira, South Sulawesi.
How we built Tek Deep AsiaCajal Bodies is a technology and media practice in Tanjung Bira, South Sulawesi, Indonesia. It builds websites, booking systems and internal tools for dive and adventure operators, produces podcasts and video, draws architectural sets for small hospitality buildings, runs a merchandise line under partner brands, and refers travel through the operators it works with.

Cajal Bodies works out of Tanjung Bira, South Sulawesi, where Doni also runs Seascapes Bira, a restaurant, rooms and dive operation on the coast. Most of what is on this page was built for that business first, which is why it fits the way a dive operation actually runs rather than the way generic hotel software assumes it does.
Everything Cajal Bodies has worked on, across Indonesia and Malaysia. The full detail on all fourteen is at /work.

Cajal Bodies built the website for Tek Deep Asia, a technical diving centre in Tanjung Bira, South Sulawesi.
How we built Tek Deep Asia
Cajal Bodies rebuilt the website for GaiaOne, a Malaysian dive and freediving travel operator, around trips, departures and instant booking with Xendit payments.
How we built GaiaOne
Cajal Bodies builds and runs the systems behind Seascapes Bira, a sibling restaurant, rooms and dive business on the coast at Tanjung Bira, South Sulawesi.
How we built Seascapes Bira
Cajal Bodies built Tankii, a shared tank ledger and Telegram bot that two dive operators in Tanjung Bira, South Sulawesi use to draft and confirm orders in their group chat.
How we built Tankii
Cajal Bodies built Kios, the operations console behind the merchandise department it is setting up for GaiaOne, with Freedive Sulawesi and Seascapes Bira planned as the second and third brands.
How we built Kios
Cajal Bodies built the website and brand for Dhanya Nambiar, a transformational coach in Kuala Lumpur, and moved it onto her own domain in August 2026.
How we built Dhanya Nambiar
Cajal Bodies built the website and content structure for Asetiti, a boutique liveaboard charter agency based in Tabanan, Bali.
How we built Asetiti
Cajal Bodies built the booth kiosk, voucher links and sales pipeline that GaiaOne ran on its stand at MIDE 2026, the Malaysia International Dive Expo.
How we built MIDE 2026Cajal Bodies delivered casemix billing architecture, an executive brochure and product strategy for a healthcare consultancy in Malaysia, named on request.
How we built A healthcare consultancy, MalaysiaCajal Bodies drew a sixty-two sheet A3 contractor set for Auntie Yatie's Café in Bara, South Sulawesi: plans, elevations and sections a local builder can work from.
How we drew Auntie Yatie's CaféCajal Bodies scoped a redesign of the Tevana House Reef website, the dive site the GaiaOne reef restoration work is anchored to.
How we scoped Tevana House ReefCajal Bodies designed a duplex expansion for Seascapes Bira across twenty-three sheets: a ground-floor twin room, a studio with a loft above it, and a covered roof terrace.
How we drew Seascapes duplexCajal Bodies designed the printed menus, the flyer and the merchandise range for Seascapes Bira, the restaurant and dive operation it shares an owner with.
How we designed Seascapes print and brandSarawak Locum Connect is a venture of Cajal Bodies' own founder, coordinating locum healthcare staffing in Sarawak, for which Cajal Bodies wrote the strategy, the product specification and the demo.
How we specified Sarawak Locum ConnectCajal Bodies works four ways: run it, build it, draw it or make it, and most published work started with something built. If nothing is running yet, that starts with Build it; once it is, the monthly work keeps it watched.