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Four products from the same studio language: a customer-facing website, a jobs app, an internal HR bot, and an operations platform.
01 — Web Products
A paintless-dent-repair and detailing studio needed a site that felt like the shop: dark, precise, and built to convert a visit into a booking.
Problem — a premium service was living behind a language-locked brochure. System — a cinematic website with service hotspots on the car, a clear process, before/after work, and a contact path. Result — the product reads as one family with the rest of the studio’s work, in English, without losing the brand.
02 — Apps
A recruitment product for field jobs — mechanics, kitchens, housing included — that had to feel as considered as the studio that built it.
Problem — listings, pay, and housing were scattered across chats. System — a jobs app with a gold-on-obsidian profile, listing cards, and a one-tap apply flow. Result — a daily-use app that matches the brand without looking like a template store UI.
03 — Automation & AI
Internal HR on Telegram: passports in, structured workers out, synced to Monday.com and Google Spaces.
Problem — passports, visas, training and hours lived in folders and chats. System — a bot that takes ID photos, extracts fields, files an archive, flags expiries, and posts hours by site. Result — a bot that does the work, not a chatbot that talks about it.
04 — Platforms
A productivity platform with calendar, timers, reminders, an app hub and an assistant — one product instead of five disconnected tabs.
Problem — school and team work was split across notes, calendars and chat. System — a dark dashboard that owns reminders, long-running timers, a month view and a hub of small apps. Result — a platform that can grow a module without changing the visual language.
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