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01 / of 11Novouralsk57.25° N · 60.08° E

Taxi Gorod

A taxi service in Novouralsk: the 52525.ru site, rider and driver apps, a dispatch desk and our own maps.

What they needed

An order moves through several apps and changes status often. The system has to survive bad connectivity and dispatcher actions without losing the ride. Many riders still just call 5-25-25, and that path has to keep working too.

What we did

We built the 52525.ru site, the rider and driver apps, dispatcher screens, the backend and a VK mini app. The rider app is out on Google Play, RuStore and the App Store. On the site you can price a trip anywhere in the Sverdlovsk region, with the route and fare worked out on our server.

How it turned out

The whole service runs on one system, from a phone call or an app order to the car at the door. Bonuses from riders' old cards move into their account when they sign up.

Built with: React NativeFlutterNestJSRedisBullMQWebSocketGeocodingRoutingPostgreSQLPostGISNuxtTypeScriptDocker

02 / of 11Kazan55.79° N · 49.12° E

Alsu

A Tatar-language site for young schoolchildren: an interactive book, audiobooks and fairy tales.

What they needed

The project was backed by the Tatarstan President's commission on preserving the Tatar language. The goal was to make young schoolchildren actually want to read Tatar classics in their own language.

What we did

We built alsu.tatar around three sections. Tylsymly Kitap turns like a real book, with narration, full-screen illustrations and video clips. Alsu holds the audiobooks, where a tap on an unfamiliar word shows its meaning. Bala collects fairy tales with karaoke and text you can switch off.

How it turned out

Tatar classics in one place, to read or listen to on a phone or a computer.

Built with: ReactNode.jsTypeScriptPostgreSQLRedisBullMQDocker

03 / of 11Almaty · Saint Petersburg · Moscow

EZO

EZO: an app for tarot, numerology and a daily reading. The ezo-app.ru site, Android and mini apps.

What they needed

Tarot and horoscopes usually live in Telegram bots that forget everything and make the text up. The goal was an app that remembers the person and stands on real calculations and classic sources.

What we did

We built a Flutter app with a My Day screen, tarot, numerology, a dream diary and Ezogram, where you can book a live specialist. The server does the sky and number math, and AI writes a short brief on top of a library of classic texts. Subscriptions, tokens, a site in three languages and mini apps in MAX, VK and Telegram came along with it.

How it turned out

Our own app in two stores and three messengers, with subscriptions and a workspace for specialists.

Built with: FlutterDartREST APIDockerCI/CD

04 / of 11Moscow, ships across Russia55.75° N · 37.62° E

Trek Avto

A new parts store for Land Rover, Jaguar, Toyota and Lexus, replacing the old WooCommerce site.

What they needed

The store already worked and brought in orders, but the old setup got in the way of growing the catalog and running the day. The move had to happen without pausing sales or losing search traffic.

What we did

We built a new storefront, the server behind it and the admin. We moved and cleaned the WooCommerce catalog, over 18,400 items, then added search by part number, VIN lookup, per-brand catalogs, the cart and online payment.

How it turned out

The store kept selling on the new platform. Traffic grew 2.6× and leads rose 54% over three months.

Measured traffic ×2.6, leads +54% in three months

Built with: Next.jsNestJSTypeScriptPostgreSQLRedisBullMQPrismaDocker

05 / of 11Race rounds across Russia55.75° N · 37.62° E

ASMG

The site of the Russian Rally Championship and Cup, with live results and staff consoles.

What they needed

During a round, fans come for results while the race is still on. Between rounds they look at the calendar, videos and news. The site had to handle both, and the organizers had to run it themselves.

What we did

We built asmg.ru with the season calendar, live results by class, videos, standings, driver pages and a shop. Staff got an admin and operator consoles with role-based access, all on one server.

How it turned out

Fans follow the race live, and the organizers run the whole season in one system.

Built with: ReactNestJSTypeScriptPostgreSQLRedisBullMQWebSocketDocker

06 / of 11Almaty · Saint Petersburg · Moscow

BilimHaus

An online school in one account: lessons, self-checking homework, schedule, passes and leads.

What they needed

The brief was a platform where a lesson doesn't start with hunting for a link and doesn't end with 'where do I send my homework'. And a school had to be able to start on day one, without its own materials.

What we did

We built a catalog of ready textbooks: 385 lessons and 3,175 self-checking exercises in German and Kazakh. A teacher adds a book to their library, hands it to a class and edits it to taste. Around it sit a small CRM for leads, the schedule and pass payments.

How it turned out

A teacher takes a student from the first enquiry to checked homework in one window.

Built with: Next.jsNestJSTypeScriptPostgreSQLRedisWebRTCDocker

07 / of 11Saint Petersburg59.94° N · 30.25° E

FotoLoft

A Saint Petersburg photo studio that runs with no admin: book online, get in with a code, and the price follows demand.

What they needed

A 57 m² room on Vasilyevsky Island. Paying an admin per shift was expensive, and without one bookings got lost in chats, someone still had to meet guests, and the quiet morning hours stayed empty.

What we did

We built the site and the server the studio runs on by itself. A guest picks a slot, pays, gets a smart-lock code and turns up. The price is automatic: popular hours cost more, mornings and nights less, from 600 ₽ an hour. Gift certificates, deposits and a personal account with bookings are in.

How it turned out

The studio runs without an admin. Occupancy rose 41% and manual bookings dropped 70%.

Measured occupancy +41%, manual bookings −70%

Built with: ReactNestJSTypeScriptPostgreSQLRedisBullMQDocker

08 / of 11Lahdenpohja, Karelia61.52° N · 30.20° E

Jakoniemi Village

A site for three cabins on Lake Ladoga, with direct booking instead of aggregators.

What they needed

Most bookings came through aggregators that take a cut. The owners wanted a site of their own where a guest decides on the spot instead of leaving to compare.

What we did

The site sells the place itself: drone footage, large photos, short copy. The amenities fit in one line. Booking sits right inside each cabin page, and the 20% direct-booking discount is on the first screen.

How it turned out

Guests book directly on the site, with no platform commission.

Built with: Next.jsTypeScriptBnovoЯндекс Метрика

09 / of 11Limassol, Cyprus34.68° N · 33.04° E

GoSound

Cyprus's first music coworking: book a rehearsal room online and get in with a smart lock.

What they needed

The space runs 8:00 to 23:00 with no staff. Booking, payment and room access had to line up on their own, without anyone on the phone.

What we did

We tied the calendar, payments and smart locks into one server: once paid, a booking grants access for exactly its slot. The interface is in English for locals and visitors.

How it turned out

The coworking runs without an admin: booking, payment and getting in all happen online.

Built with: ReactNode.jsTypeScriptPostgreSQLSmart locks APIGoogle Maps

10 / of 11Works in any region of Russia

SAS Development

A site for a builder and mortgage broker, with a 23-item price list filtered for individuals and companies.

What they needed

The norm in this niche is 'price on request'. The client wanted the opposite: show prices up front and filter out idle calls that way.

What we did

The price list became its own section with filters by client type and service area. Prices are edited in the admin, no developer needed.

How it turned out

A visitor knows what their job costs before they call.

Built with: ReactTypeScriptNode.jsPostgreSQL

11 / of 11Online, for studios across Russia

NAverstali 152

Our own product: it finds small-business sites that break Russia's personal data law and walks the client from first call to the fix.

What they needed

Studios need clients with a clear problem. A site at risk of a fine is exactly that, but finding them by hand is slow, and explaining it to an owner without evidence goes nowhere.

What we did

A Node.js monolith with a queue in PostgreSQL: collection, checks, the LLM policy pass and the weekly re-check all run as background jobs. Each studio only sees its own clients. The model runs on our own server, so no data leaves it.

How it turned out

It runs in our own studio: a manager opens the table, picks a high-risk site and calls with a report in hand.

Built with: Node.jsTypeScriptFastifyPrismaPostgreSQLpg-bossReactMantineLLM