Sake retail EC UX improvements
I improve flows and UX to reduce "drop-offs" in online shops—such as missed chilled-delivery selections.
I'm an IT engineer who loves sake. Drawing on hands-on experience, I help sake retailers with digitalization and operational efficiency—at a practical, down-to-earth scale. Start with a free consultation; no question is too small.


I build and run the sake map app SakeDoko as an individual. My specialty is software quality assurance: making sure that what gets built actually works as intended. Combining that experience with a deep love of sake, I turn the industry's "wouldn't it be nice if…" ideas into reality. Rather than proposing oversized systems, I stay close to each real-world pain point and verify that things work in practice before handing them over.
I improve flows and UX to reduce "drop-offs" in online shops—such as missed chilled-delivery selections.
Generate price tags and POP from online shop data. Reduce handwritten work and make shelf materials that actually work.
Advice to ease daily computer work, plus small tools that automate routine tasks.
Help design and tidy product masters—brands, brewery info, tasting notes—that underpin promotion.
From small fixes on existing sites to usability improvements. Small asks are welcome.
For breweries: maps that show where your brands can be bought or enjoyed.
Detailed write-ups of work with Iseya Saketen in Toyohashi, Aichi—published on note.
Even if you're unsure whether something is "worth asking," that's fine. Questions and consultations are free. No matter how small, feel free to reach out.
When a project calls for substantial work — development or ongoing improvements — I take it on as paid work, with an estimate based on the scope.
Contact usTo spread SakeDoko, we're looking for sake retailers, restaurants, and industry partners who can display and hand out our business-card-sized SakeDoko cards. There's no cost. After you apply via the form, we'll confirm and send the cards.

