Production platforms, products and systems — live, and built by us.
No mockups presented as clients.
Thirty-nine villas on a cove nobody had heard of. We built the sales platform that took it to four markets: a residence catalog, an interactive master plan, and brochure delivery with layered consent, in English, Hebrew right to left, Russian and Greek.
Eighty-three studios in a 1962 cement factory reborn for students. We built the digital identity and rental platform: a floor-by-floor studio finder, the Hub's shared spaces, and a history section the building deserves, in English and Greek.
We built the investment platform for Patras real estate: the yields, the projects, and the case for the city itself, in several languages, for buyers weighing Patras against places they already know.
Split expenses by voice or a photo of the receipt. The app pulls out the names, the amounts and who owes what, in six languages, works offline, and converts at live rates.
A multi-tenant platform for aesthetic clinics. The practitioner shows the patient what the result will look like — which procedure, which material, how many millilitres — so the choice is made on a picture rather than on a promise.
A brokerage that puts mortgages, refinancing, loan consolidation and business lending under one roof. We designed the site that has to make that range legible without reading as a price list. Hebrew, right to left.
An SEO practice built around one line — your traffic is already at your competitors’ — and around the person who says it. We made the brand and the site: the mark, the gradient it sits in, and a page that argues rather than lists services. Hebrew, right to left.
The public site for two bus operators: timetables, route planning, Rav-Kav, booking an accessible service. We designed it and someone else built it. People open this standing at a stop, so every screen is measured by how fast the next departure appears. Hebrew, right to left.
A full site design for a family financial planning practice — a service finder, and a tone that treats money as something to put in order rather than something to be ashamed of. Hebrew, right to left.
A Fort Lauderdale practice that is both medical and cosmetic, given one identity rather than two, with booking carried through every page instead of parked on a contact form.
Real work we cannot show. We can walk through the architecture on a call.
Screens withheld · architecture shownThree systems that never spoke: the schedule in the medical system, the deals in the CRM, the patient in a messenger — and an administrator carrying every item across by hand. An orchestrator sits in the middle now, and every call into the medical system passes through a gateway that allows only what it has been told to allow.
Screens withheld · architecture shownEntities, documents, payments, permissions and AI assistance for a client's core operations.
Tell us what you want built, in a sentence. Anton or Vlad reads it and replies within a business day, with honest first thoughts rather than a sales script.
