Business applications, web systems and databases —
designed and built to order.
NK Hajduk 1932 runs a youth academy, a first team, a sponsorship programme and a small shop, all kept current by volunteers, not a web team. The public site and the administration behind it are one platform the club runs itself, without touching code.
A back office for travel agencies that run their own group trips, from planning a departure to the last payment.
The booking site and admin behind a Croatian villa-rental brand
Live tide, wave and wind readings from coastal stations along the Adriatic, for the Hydrographic Institute
Rooms, terms and direct booking for a 58-room hotel on Korčula
Work orders, service visits and rented devices for a company that services equipment at client sites
A Split agency's guided trips across Europe, with the itinerary and prices for every departure
A pitch-side LED scoreboard for clubs and leagues, run by an operator from a phone
The application a business runs on — a website, a booking system, a webshop, a tool for everyday work — built to fit how the work actually happens, and to keep working as the business grows.
The engine behind the app: moving, storing and making sense of large amounts of data quickly — and keeping it correct when a lot is happening at once.
How the product looks and feels to use — the screens, the flow from one to the next, and a consistent design behind them all.
A second opinion on a technical decision, a review of what's already built, or help choosing the right approach — grounded in shipped software, not theory.
A fixed price and timeline for a defined piece of work. Best when you know what you want built.
Architecture decisions, code audits and second opinions. Structured sessions with a written summary.
Ongoing monthly availability for changes, fixes and new work — without starting a new agreement each time.
(04) Start a conversation
A few sentences about the project are enough to start.