Three friends. One belief.

It started over coffee in a small Bangkok co-working space. Ploy was designing for a marketing agency, Krit was a developer juggling freelance clients, and Mehdi had just moved from Casablanca chasing one simple idea — that good technology should still feel personal. They became friends long before they became a team.

All three had grown up around small family businesses — a restaurant, a clinic, a corner shop. They watched those businesses work twice as hard as the big brands, yet stay invisible online: stuck on clunky drag-and-drop builders, paying for sites that looked fine but never brought a single customer.

One weekend, almost as a favour, they rebuilt a friend's restaurant website — bilingual, fast, with a little chatbot to answer questions at 2 a.m. Within a month, reservations were arriving from people who would never have found the place otherwise. That's when it clicked: this shouldn't be a favour. It should be a company.

So they pooled what they had — Ploy's eye for design, Krit's engineering, Mehdi's obsession with growth — and built WebSiam: custom, bilingual websites with an AI chatbot, made for ambitious local businesses and priced so they could actually say yes.

We're still that same group of friends. We build every website like it's our own — because to the family on the other side of the screen, it is. When your business grows, ours does too. That has been the whole idea from day one.