We don't show logos. We show numbers.

Most of what we build never ends up on this page. NDAs cover more than half of our finished projects. Clients in manufacturing and finance rarely want competitors to see exactly how they streamlined a process. So this isn't a full portfolio, just four projects we can show in the open: three deployments with the client's real name and real results, and one product we are still building, instead of a blurred-out logo and "a system for the manufacturing industry." The rest of our clients, the ones you won't see on this list, include retail, finance, and professional services, simply without sign-off to publish yet.

Auresta is our platform for hotel properties, built module by module from day one. It is still in development and not yet deployed at any client: reception and bookings were built first, with more modules following in stages. Auresta RCP grew out of the same project as its own product, and that one does run in production, at Dwór Kombornia Hotel & SPA: time tracking by QR code or PIN, because the client needed something for the whole shift-based team, not just the front desk. Relay is a completely different industry: production order management for a precast concrete plant in Sanok, Poland, where the office and the factory floor finally see the same order at the same time, instead of waiting on a printout from Excel. Car&Go is car rental in Warsaw: the carngo.pl site, where a customer books a specific car in its own calendar and sees the price for their dates straight away, while the office runs the fleet and each car's rates in the panel.

The filter above the list splits case studies into two groups: programs and systems built for one company's specific process, and automation and AI, meaning projects where a computer takes over repetitive work instead of running an entire process end to end. There's no public case study in the second group yet, not because we don't do that work, but because those particular projects happen to be under NDA.

If your industry doesn't match any of these four examples, that doesn't mean we haven't worked in it. It means that particular client preferred to stay anonymous. On the free first call, we can often show more, including projects that aren't on this page, as long as what we share stays between us. Just ask whether we've built something close to your industry. There's usually a reference point, even when we can't share the client's name.

All three client deployments started the same way: an agreed scope, one fixed price in writing, and a working version every week at an address the client could open and check for themselves. That's not brochure language. It's the exact process every project of ours starts with.