Products inproduction.

Guests reserve tables, buy event tickets and book beach umbrellas and tours; venues run the whole operation — availability, pricing, door and payouts — from one panel. Spotly is live in North Macedonia and is being taken into Germany and Denmark.

DeepDays runs a car meet end to end. Organisers publish the event and sell tickets, owners build a profile for their car and apply for a spot on the field, visitors keep their tickets in Apple or Google Wallet, and brands in the scene sell alongside the events through their own shops. It ships as a website and as native apps on iOS and Android.

A marketplace for music producers. They upload beats and instrumentals, price them per licence and are paid out directly; artists preview the full track as a waveform, buy the licence that fits and receive the files and paperwork automatically.

Ticketing built around a real seat map: an overview of the venue with price pins, zoom into a section, then pick individual seats — general-admission zones included. Checkout is guest-first with no account required, and organisers price or close seats by painting straight onto the map.

A storefront for a Macedonian graphic-tee label. Every tee is printed after the order, so there is no stock sitting anywhere and the whole flow is built around that: cash on delivery, no customer accounts, and a separate panel where the owner reads and fulfils each order.