What we built, and who for.

An Amazon advertising platform that re-prices bids every two hours against product margin rather than clicks. We built the product: the optimisation loop, the nine modules around it, and a write-once decision ledger where every automated change is logged with the signal behind it and can be undone in one click.

A Plovdiv developer selling five buildings at once. Instead of a PDF price list that is wrong by the time it is opened, the site carries the whole catalogue: every apartment, garage and parking space, filterable by building, rooms, floor, area and orientation, each showing whether it is free, reserved or sold.

Regulatory training for aviation staff, where a lapsed certificate grounds people rather than just annoying them. We built the learning platform: the course catalogue and enrolments, progress tracked per learner, and the corporate side where a training manager assigns seats across a team, swaps delegates between sessions, and sees who is still short of compliance. It runs joined to the systems the academy already had, rather than alongside them.

A Sofia house of luxury home fragrance, perfume, cosmetics and decor, selling online and from its shop in the Grand Hotel Sofia. We built the store and the plumbing behind it: the catalogue across every brand house and category, filters by brand and price, and a two-way link to the ERP so that the shop, the shelf and the accounts never tell three different stories.

A restaurant at the foot of Vitosha, where the website has one job: fill tables. Menu, private dining, catering and events in Bulgarian and English, with the reservation flow built into the site rather than handed to a booking widget — so the guest never leaves for someone else's brand, and the restaurant keeps its own bookings.

A family-run London building team whose work arrives by word of mouth. The site turns that into something searchable: a page per service and per area they cover, so a homeowner looking for a specific job in a specific postcode finds them, and a quote request that reaches the same small team that does the work.

The official shop behind a limited collectible: one doll, five hundred numbered pieces, and a launch that had to hold when the whole audience arrived at once. A single drop of three products does not repay a platform of its own, so this one sits on Shopify with a theme built for it — the same arithmetic we give every client who asks which way to go.

A Bulgarian food brand with an unusual thing to explain: probiotics inside a cookie. The site leads with the reason to care rather than the ingredient list — one page that walks from the claim to the products to the story, with the lab documents a buyer or a distributor will ask for a click away.