Selected build examples. These describe implemented functionality, not measured client outcomes.

Serviz: keep repair work organised
Problem: repair details and customer updates are difficult to track across messages. Solution: service tickets, staff roles, QR/PIN intake receipts and a customer status page in one web application.
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SASHA: present a brand before launch
Problem: an emerging Cyprus skincare brand needs to introduce its product and collect interest. Solution: a visual website with English and Greek versions, email waitlist and referral links.
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Bus Live: make transport information usable
Problem: routes, stops and timetables are hard to compare. Solution: an interactive map, next departures, trip planning and a mobile interface that can be installed as a PWA.
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SelectIT Remote — remote support application
Problem: diagnosing a customer device over the phone is slow and unclear. Solution: a Windows application built in Rust, with an Android companion, for remote screen viewing and control after access approval. Includes chat, file transfer and monitor selection. Explore the application and downloads.
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go. — local courier & ride marketplace
Problem: shops and people need to find nearby couriers and drivers. Solution: a marketplace with requests, customer prices, acceptance or counter-offers, and a live board and map.
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Select IT — business website
Problem: customers need to understand the company’s IT and security services and find a clear contact route. Solution: service pages, project examples, partners and an office enquiry form.
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Plan — network & security system planning
Problem: technicians need to keep site diagrams and device records up to date. Solution: browser-based 2D network plans with devices and cables, security layouts over site photos, camera viewing cones, device history, cross-site search and PNG/PDF export.
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