Work

Texturra sells curtains, drapes and home textiles and, in its own words, has been active since 2017. We built the store in which a customer works out the price of a made-to-measure curtain on their own, without a phone call.

Our operating system for restaurants: an ordering site, a floor run by waiters, screens for the kitchen and the bar, delivery, stock and figures, and a team app on Android and iOS. Erra, Pizza pe Bune and Prestij run on it.

Disposable packaging for restaurants, pizzerias, fast-food outlets, patisseries and caterers, sold by the set and by the case. The store was rebuilt in full, made fast and moved to its own server, with every old address kept.

Exam guides, lesson plans and live courses for nursery and kindergarten teachers, moved from WooCommerce to a platform of their own: a store, courses, an in-browser e-book reader and a personal account for every buyer.

A travel agency in Ploiești with departures from four cities. Its brochure site became one that takes booking requests, works out the total itself, Early Booking included, and builds its offers and calendar pages from the departures.

A street-furniture distributor. The old catalogue had two-line descriptions and not one price. Now: 127 products, a three-step quote request, 75 products in Google Shopping.

A new company with two audiences — households and institutions. 4 million views on Meta, a RO/DE/EN site with a price calculator that pre-fills the order.

Romania publishes an enormous amount of business data and publishes it in pieces, one institution at a time. This platform ingests those registries, links what they say about the same company, and puts a question box over the result that answers with the source attached.

A personalized digital content platform the company operates itself: a streaming assistant with consent-gated memory, a crisis screen that runs before the model, three payment processors behind one contract, and a vision pipeline whose every output is a closed vocabulary.

An engine reconditioning plant ran on paper forms, walking between stations and phone calls asking whether something was finished. It now runs on a system that knows where every engine is, what has to happen to it next, and which of those steps just became possible.

A German studio with two locations. Bookings and money lived in 33 Excel tabs. They are in a system now — and the sheet is synchronised both ways, every 2 minutes.

A delivery pizzeria. Two months after launch: 469 orders, 443 delivered, 64,230 lei, and the kitchen ticket prints itself.

A streetwear brand with 1,209 WooCommerce accounts and falling sign-ups. A new store built around drops; returning customers sign in exactly as before.