I'm a full-stack developer with mud on my boots: half of my work happens on a PC in an editor, the other half on a construction site behind a total station or a drone controller. I never managed to pick a game — so I keep playing both my games.
Most of what I ship starts as a real problem with a deadline. A leather manufactory that needed an online catalogue with an ordering system. A delivery platform that grew from a landing page into couriers, dispatch and dashboards. A private map that refuses to put a server between friends — so the data lives nowhere but on the friends' own devices. Chatbots that handle transactions. And a lot more...
And when the computer screen turns off, I measure land and fly drones — building them, flying them, programming them. Same game, just a different altitude.
Web for MAXIM 74, a Slovak leather manufactory making belts for wholesale partners and brands. Their catalogue, their story, and enquiries that actually reach them — shipped to a real client, in production.
Customers, couriers and businesses on one delivery platform turned marketplace — ordering, dispatch, tracking, the courier app, the business dashboard. The project I've stayed with longest, since it was a landing page.
A friends-only map that starts covered in fog and uncovers as you walk it. Positions, chat and calls go phone to phone over WebRTC — no central server, no account, and relays only ever see ciphertext.
Trail guide for the DW klub — bike, run and hiking routes mapped around you, searchable, and usable on a phone in a forest. Live and in use.
Bots that do actual work in the window the client already has open: orders, notifications, admin panels and whole marketplace flows inside a chat. If a business runs on Telegram, I can make Telegram run the business.
Crypto-based projects across the stack — payment flows, wallet integrations and the on-chain plumbing behind them, plus the boring parts (keys, backups, not losing anyone's money) done properly.
An app that turns a phone into a wireless touchpad with its own gesture language — double-tap with three fingers opens a new browser tab, and the rest of the alphabet is yours to invent. Made because reaching for a mouse felt like losing.
Scripts, scrapers, small tools and whatever the week needed — picked up along the way, finished, and quietly doing their job somewhere right now.
Geodetic services in the field: boundary and detail surveys, setting out constructions, as-built documentation. GNSS in one hand, total station in the other — producing the datasets everything else stands on.
I build them, fly them and program them — from soldering and tuning through autonomous missions to aerial mapping and photogrammetry that plugs straight back into the survey work.
Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava