Brayne built CiltTech’s bilingual online rental store, which lets customers in Malaysia browse a catalog of consumer electronics, book specific physical units by day or week, sign a rental agreement and pay by DuitNow QR, all from their phone.
E-commerce rental store and customer dashboard, installable as a web app (PWA) (client project)
Retail / consumer-electronics rental
Consumers in the Klang Valley, Malaysia; CiltTech operations staff
https://cilttech.com/
Renting out high-value hardware online is harder than selling it. Each item is a physical unit that can only be in one customer’s hands at a time. Every rental needs a deposit, a signed agreement and verified payment. Customers expect to do all of it on mobile and in their own language. Generic e-commerce platforms are built for unlimited stock and one-off checkouts, not for date-based bookings tied to a real fleet.
Product catalog with rental pricing:
daily, 3-day and weekly rates plus a fixed security deposit shown on each product page
Unit-level availability.
Bookings are tied to actual physical units, so two customers can't book the same unit
Booking checkout
choose dates, review a bilingual rental agreement and sign it, then pay
Local payments
DuitNow QR with proof-of-payment upload and staff verification before the unit is reserved
Customer dashboard
for payment proof, chat, rental extensions and return schedules
Add-ons at checkout
(extra controllers, headsets and other accessories, subject to stock)
Bilingual by default
Bahasa Malaysia and English, with localized URLs
Installable progressive web app
with light/dark appearance options
WhatsApp and on-site chat
for customer support
Content and trust:
blog, FAQs, rental terms, privacy policy and a cookie-consent manager
Designers created a mobile-first storefront and checkout that makes deposits, rates and agreements easy to understand.
Content managers
produced bilingual product, FAQ, legal and blog content for the Malaysian market.
Programmers built
the Laravel back end, the unit-level booking engine, the payment-proof verification workflow and the PWA front end.
QA engineers
tested double-booking prevention, date changes, extensions, payment verification and both languages across devices.
Project managers
turned the client's rental operations into a clear booking process and managed a phased first release.
DevOps
handled hosting, SSL, PWA/service-worker caching and deployments.
