Work we can name,
and plenty we can’t.

Since 2022 we’ve built and run the marketing site for Luigi’s Box — AI search and product discovery for 4,000+ online shops. Custom theme, 128 content blocks, HubSpot lead flows, pricing calculators and a live search preview.

Fourteen language markets, each on its own domain, spread across two WordPress installs. Keeping that in step by hand would be a full-time job, so we wrote an AI translation plugin and a tool that clones and translates an entire market. New countries now go live as a content task.

Kubínska hoľa is a ski resort in Slovakia with a bike park and zipline for the summer. We built its site from scratch in Slovak, Polish and English, and we’re still running it.

Resort websites live on real-time information. This one pulls in ski-pass prices, slope status, three temperature feeds and webcam streams, and keeps working when any of them drops out. It flips between winter and summer versions and powers the price screens at the resort, too.

An online shop for Flying Banana, a Slovak travel company selling around 90 small-group adventure trips. Built white-label for the agency eazy.studio, and shown here with their permission.

Trips don’t behave like ordinary products. We set them up as proper WooCommerce products with card payments and invoicing, gave every trip a route map, added trip search, and built a feed that keeps the Meta ads matched to what’s actually on sale.

Development of the website for Kaštieľ Kubínyi, an 18th-century manor hotel in northern Slovakia — rooms, weddings, corporate days, a café and a wine cellar. The design was done elsewhere; the build and its upkeep are ours.

A hotel, a wedding venue and an events space under one roof, each with a different customer. Every part has its own page and route from the homepage, and room bookings hand straight over to the hotel’s Bookolo booking engine.

Designed and built in 2023 for WEBBER LEGAL, a law firm in Prešov, Slovakia, that takes on banks and lenders over consumer credit, wage deductions and enforcement.

The people who need this firm are usually under pressure, so the site skips the credentials and opens with eight clear services. Behind them sit downloadable contract templates, videos and articles that answer the common questions in plain Slovak.

James Alpe Ltd in Clitheroe repairs cars for more than 30 manufacturers and builds specialist vehicles for the police, fire service and mountain rescue. We built their site end to end.

Every manufacturer approval and every conversion needs its own page, and most of those pages share the same building blocks. Rather than copy and paste, we made blocks that are written once and reused anywhere — so updating a certification is one edit, not thirty.