# Cajal Bodies

> Cajal 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.

## The work

- Tek Deep Asia — Cajal Bodies built the website for Tek Deep Asia, a technical diving centre in Tanjung Bira, South Sulawesi.
- GaiaOne — Cajal Bodies rebuilt the website for GaiaOne, a Malaysian dive and freediving travel operator, around trips, departures and instant booking with Xendit payments.
- Seascapes Bira — Cajal Bodies builds and runs the systems behind Seascapes Bira, its own restaurant, rooms and dive business on the coast at Tanjung Bira, South Sulawesi.
- Tankii — 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.
- Kios — 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.
- MIDE 2026 — 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.

## Four ways in

- Consult: Audits, strategy and architecture — the diagnosis before anything gets built.
- Build: Websites, booking systems, brand systems and internal tools, end to end.
- Shop: A merchandise line run for operators who would rather not run one themselves.
- Travel: Referrals into the dive and adventure operators Cajal Bodies already works with.

## We run one too

Cajal Bodies works out of Tanjung Bira, South Sulawesi, and runs Seascapes Bira, a restaurant, rooms and dive operation on the coast there.

## Links

- [Consult](/services)
- [Build](/services)
- [Shop](/shop)
- [Travel](/travel)
- [See all twelve projects](/work)