Work

Websites, stores and CRM systems we have built.

  1. 01CRM · Poland · 2025

    JaktoSWIM

    A swimming school in Szczecin ran bookings, payments and attendance by hand. They needed one system where parents book and pay online, trainers mark attendance and the office sees the money.

    What we did

    • Public site with trial-lesson booking in three steps, no account needed
    • Card payments and automatic monthly charges for saved cards
    • Separate panels for parents, trainers and administrators
    • Invoices in PDF, Excel exports, email and SMS reminders

    Stack and integrations

    • Next.js
    • TypeScript
    • Express
    • MongoDB
    • PayU
    • Clerk
    • Resend
    • Twilio
  2. 02Website · Bulgaria · 2026

    SOHO Twin House

    A developer of two twin apartment buildings in Bulgaria needed a site for international buyers: pick a floor and an apartment, see its price and plan, and get in touch in a messenger.

    What we did

    • Built from the Figma design without a CMS or heavy plugins
    • Interactive floor and apartment picker on SVG drawings of both buildings
    • 10 languages
    • Admin panel to update prices and plans and set a 360° tour link for each apartment

    Stack and integrations

    • Next.js
    • TypeScript
    • Tailwind CSS
    • shadcn/ui
    • GSAP
    • Lenis
    • Vercel Blob
  3. 03CRM · International · 2026

    cclarity

    Creators and their teams were running conversations, followers, content and income across several platforms and a messenger by hand. They needed one workspace that answers followers, shows where the money comes from and keeps the creator in control.

    What we did

    • One workspace for every platform: inbox, follower profiles, mass messages, content calendar and media library
    • AI auto-replies and drafts in the creator's voice, with limits and an off switch
    • Income dashboard: earnings by source, subscribers, retention, statements and invoices
    • Telegram as a second inbox, team seats with roles and shift reports

    Stack and integrations

    • Next.js
    • TypeScript
    • Turborepo
    • tRPC
    • Hono
    • Drizzle
    • Neon
    • Clerk
    • Tailwind CSS
  4. 04Online store · Poland · 2026

    JellyLab

    A small handmade sweets brand in Szczecin sold through messages and live streams. They needed a real store: a catalogue, payment the way Poles pay, delivery to parcel lockers and a simple admin.

    What we did

    • Store in Polish, English and Ukrainian
    • Checkout with BLIK, Przelewy24 and cards
    • Delivery to InPost parcel lockers with a map and order tracking
    • Admin panel for orders, products, promo codes and photos

    Stack and integrations

    • Next.js
    • TypeScript
    • tRPC
    • Drizzle
    • PostgreSQL
    • Stripe
    • InPost
  5. 05Website · UAE · 2026

    Aeternum Technologies

    A Dubai company builds software for operators of e-scooter and e-bike fleets. They needed a site that explains a complex B2B product to logistics partners clearly and looks like serious technology.

    What we did

    • Structure: market, platform, modules, technology, architecture
    • Animated demand map that shows how the fleet works
    • Animated architecture diagram instead of a static picture
    • Search engine setup and link previews for social networks

    Stack and integrations

    • Next.js
    • TypeScript
    • Tailwind CSS
    • GSAP
  6. 06Website · Poland · 2026

    MEZUUMI

    An independent film studio in Szczecin makes brand films, ads and music videos. They needed a site with character that brings in enquiries, in Polish and English.

    What we did

    • Design with its own cursor, loader and small details
    • Polish and English with a smooth switch between them
    • Enquiry form: the studio gets the request, the client gets a confirmation
    • Company details marked up for Google

    Stack and integrations

    • Next.js
    • TypeScript
    • Tailwind CSS
    • Resend
  7. 07CRM · International · 2026

    FanParcel

    Fans want to send gifts to creators, but creators don't want to share their home address. The idea: parcels go through a FanParcel facility and are forwarded on, so the address stays private.

    What we did

    • Separate accounts for fans and creators
    • Public creator page with a link and QR code
    • Parcel statuses and tracking with email notifications
    • Identity check for creators with manual review

    Stack and integrations

    • Next.js
    • TypeScript
    • tRPC
    • Drizzle
    • PostgreSQL
    • Clerk
    • Resend
  8. 08Website · International · 2026

    Mythara Studios

    A film production company wanted a site that feels like their work: cinematic, precise and memorable, while still leading visitors to an enquiry.

    What we did

    • The whole site is one scene in six parts that changes as you scroll
    • Showreel with six video frames
    • Calm static version for people who turn off animations
    • Enquiry form protected from spam

    Stack and integrations

    • Next.js
    • TypeScript
    • Tailwind CSS
    • Motion
    • Lenis
    • tRPC
    • Resend
  9. 09Website · Estonia · 2026

    Alvigo

    An engineering company that licenses chemical process technologies — ammonia, methanol, acetylene, acetic acid — needed a site that explains complex work clearly to industrial clients in three languages and that the team can update themselves.

    What we did

    • Sections for technologies, services, reference projects, quality and news
    • Estonian, English and Russian versions
    • Admin panel to edit content and publish news without a developer
    • Contact form that sends enquiries straight to the team's email

    Stack and integrations

    • Next.js
    • TypeScript
    • next-intl
    • GSAP
    • Tailwind CSS
    • Vercel Blob
    • React Email
  10. 10Website · Poland · 2025

    Helvexa

    A Polish supplement brand wanted people to stop guessing between labels: answer a short quiz, get a plan that fits them and order the set in one go.

    What we did

    • 20-question quiz with a personal supplement plan and instructions at the end
    • Checkout with delivery details and online payment through PayU
    • Order emails to the customer and the team
    • Legal pages: terms and privacy policy

    Stack and integrations

    • Next.js
    • TypeScript
    • Tailwind CSS
    • Framer Motion
    • PayU
    • Resend
    • React Email
  11. 11Website · Poland · 2026

    Metalia

    A blacksmith forging gates, fences, furniture and decor by hand needed a site that shows the craft and brings in commissions from customers across Poland.

    What we did

    • Landing page with a catalogue of work types and a gallery from the workshop
    • Ukrainian and Polish versions
    • Direct contact buttons instead of a long form

    Stack and integrations

    • Next.js
    • TypeScript
    • next-intl
    • Tailwind CSS
  12. 12Online store · Ukraine · 2026

    VeryWood

    A furniture maker needed a simple store for its beds: show why multilayer birch is strong, let people pick a size with or without a mattress and buy online.

    What we did

    • Product cards for two bed sizes, with a mattress option
    • Sections on the material, the 5-minute tool-free assembly and customer reviews
    • Delivery, payment and returns pages and a public offer

    Stack and integrations

    • Next.js
  13. 13Website · Poland · 2026

    Ecologistics Group

    A green-transport service company needed a clear site that explains its three lines of work to city operators and businesses and brings in enquiries.

    What we did

    • Home, services, about and contact pages
    • Service blocks for e-scooter maintenance, solar and wind installations and EV charging
    • FAQ with the questions clients ask most

    Stack and integrations

    • Next.js