Everything we have built —
and all of it you can open.
No presentation screenshots. Every example here is live right now: open it, click through it and check for yourself.
Cars from US auctions — the all-in price
Over 100,000 lots from Copart and IAAI, refreshed every night. Every car comes with a ready estimate: auction fee, shipping, customs duty, excise, VAT — in dollars and in hryvnia. The Telegram bot and the website with advanced search run on one catalog; the request reaches the manager with the full costing.
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Grid Monitor — our own device that watches the power
A small device, in Home and Pro models, runs off a wall socket and writes to Telegram when the power goes out or comes back. In the Pro it watches the mains voltage itself, and the bot lives inside the device, so there is no server and no subscription fee. We built the firmware, the bot, the product site and the manual ourselves.
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A store for car compressors and repair kits
A catalog where the buyer picks by their own wheel size and the pump's output. Ordering takes four fields and no account. Every product has its own page, and the owner changes prices and stock themselves, without a developer.
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A control panel for many Telegram accounts at once
Every account in one list with its current state, and one hundred and fifty-four actions over them: creating, reissuing a login, profile, proxies, copies. Long jobs run in the background and survive a server restart. Several people share one panel, and each sees only their own accounts.
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Detailing that names a price range before the inspection
Three answers — which service, which body type, what state the paint is in — and the screen shows a price range together with how long the car stays in the bay. The list of jobs shows what exactly was done to each car. The first screen's background is drawn by the graphics card right in the browser, with no video and no heavy images.
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Solar systems with payback worked out from your bill
The first screen shows the same house by day and by night on a single switch, and that alone explains what the battery is for. A slider takes the amount of the electricity bill and returns the capacity, the cost and the payback period. Finished installations carry their actual yearly output.
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A Carpathian guest house that works out the price on the site
Eight rooms in four types. The guest picks dates, a room and extras — hot tub, sauna, dinner, transfer — and sees the total with the deposit without writing a single message. Seasonal rates apply automatically, and the site is bilingual.
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A coffee roastery: a shop with eight coffees
For each coffee you pick the weight and the grind, and the price depends on the weight. The cart survives between visits and shows how much is left to add for free shipping. Next to it, a subscription and a separate form for cafes.
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A dental clinic with an open price list of 21 items
Prices are laid out in five sections, and each one says what the sum covers: anesthesia, X-ray, follow-up check. Four doctors with their specialty, the stages of a visit, and booking from the site without an account.
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Apartment renovation with a price range instead of “from 999”
The calculator turns floor area, type of work and extras into a price range, a term in weeks, the first payment and the size of the crew. A finished job on the first screen is shown with a before-and-after slider over the same photo. The contract terms are set out on the page.
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Made-to-measure furniture with a drawing that redraws itself
Drag the length slider and the drawing next to it changes along with the dimensions, while the sum is recalculated per running meter. Materials are named by name: 18 mm Egger laminated chipboard, 2 mm PVC edging, Blum or Hettich hardware.
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Booking software for beauty salons
A product nobody has seen yet has to be shown before sign-up. So the first screen is the day's calendar, and further down there are three working screens: a client card, a week's revenue, and a reminder to a client. In the plans, a monthly-or-yearly switch shows the discounted price straight away.
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A law firm that shows its case numbers
Instead of “100% success” there is a register: case number, court, subject, outcome and how many months it took. The number can be checked in the state register of court decisions. Eight practice areas and three payment arrangements, named before the first meeting.
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A design studio with open prices and contract terms
Six services with a price and a term instead of “price on request”. A separate section on what goes into the contract: rights, payment by stages, a penalty for delay that runs both ways, the number of revisions as a number. At the bottom, a brief instead of an email thread.
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A yoga studio whose schedule shows which spots are free
Days switch at the top, and each class row shows the time, the style, the teacher and how many places are left. Booking straight from the row, without an account. Passes and single classes in one list with their prices.
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