Add Naratake to Websites - #152
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Disclosure up front: I build it.
Naratake is a no-code website builder for local businesses (restaurants, salons, trades). What makes it worth a slot in this section rather than one more generic builder: the industry starting points are working multi-page sites (a bakery opens with a priced case list and an enquiry form), online ordering and bookings run on the published site with its own back office, and the complete Next.js project can be exported — the same model as 8b's code export, but the export includes the database schema, REST API and admin panel when the site stores anything.
Entry is inserted alphabetically and follows the existing line format. Happy to adjust wording.