Completed implementations - described anonymously
Descriptions without client data or screenshots. Most are anonymous.
A company whose accounting team prepares 500-800 contracts for employees every month
A generator that produces complete document sets for employees. The company saves the equivalent of a full-time position every month.
Read the case →A group of several companies, about 500 employees
One system for several companies and departments: work supervision, fleet, technical crews, meeting rooms with Google Calendar and a view tailored to every user.
Read the case →A group of several companies, about 500 employees
Each user sees what they need in the system and tailors their own workspace.
Read the case →A group of several companies, about 500 employees
A module where IT and electrical teams run their tasks and managers see work progress.
Read the case →A group of several companies, about 500 employees
A fleet module in the company system: vehicles, their assignment to employees and companies, and an up-to-date overview in one place.
Read the case →A group of several companies, about 500 employees
Employees book rooms in the company system, and bookings go straight to Google Calendar.
Read the case →Manufacturers selling through a network of resellers
Brands: Fakro, Pirelli, Mercedes-Benz (Daimler), Śnieżka
Resellers log their sales in the programme and collect points they exchange for rewards. Their engagement grows and the manufacturer sells more.
Read the case →Consumer brands
Brands: Danone, Nestlé, Hochland, Carlsberg, Żabka, Henkel
Lottery mechanics for many brands - with instant wins and with prize draws.
Read the case →Food brands
Brands: Danone, Nestlé, Müllermilch
Promotions with extensive participation rules, form validation and integrations with marketing tools such as iPresso.
Read the case →A travel company
The coordinator stays in constant touch with their travellers, and the travellers have all trip information in one app.
Read the case →Banks and financial companies
A gamification platform that motivates employees. I was responsible for all server-side logic.
Read the case →A large e-commerce marketplace for industrial machines and parts
Database architecture and backend business logic for a marketplace of industrial machines and their parts.
Read the case →An interactive agency maintaining more than 100 client projects
One place that collects logs from all of the agency’s projects, with alerts sent to the developer responsible for each project.
Read the case →A company developing its own e-commerce engine
Separate purchase-process mechanics: order cancellation, promotional prices and more.
Read the case →An online sports betting operator
A feature that lets players easily share their bet slips and communicate with each other in the app.
Read the case →A large online consumer platform
A tool that took over the repetitive part of a designer’s daily banner work.
Read the case →An online sports betting operator
I maintained the system the company uses to work with partners who bring in new players.
Read the case →An interactive agency running contests for its clients
Contest websites the agency manages itself from its own panel.
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