Web designer / builder
Landing pages that do not politely sit there. They grab, explain and close.
Web builder · AI systems · Funnels · Budapest, Earth
I build internet machines that sell, explain, automate and occasionally behave like they are alive.
From half-baked idea to working thing.
Strange, useful, commercially sharp things on the internet.
Landing pages that do not politely sit there. They grab, explain and close.
AI workflows that replace five meetings and three nervous freelancers.
Traffic in, decisions out. Every step has a job and knows it.
Turning technical products into stories a tired buyer understands in nine seconds.
Words that sound like a person and convert like a machine.
Scripts, hooks, AI visuals and ads built to stop a thumb mid-scroll.
Booking systems, reservation flows, prototypes — shipped, not slide-decked.
If it happens twice, it gets automated. If it happens once, it gets suspicious.
Campaigns, products and prototypes built with the same unhealthy level of attention.
A beauty studio site that feels like the treatment itself: soft, elegant, trustworthy. Built so clients stop scrolling and start booking.
Visit project (kicsillag-kozmetika.hu)An eco-conscious coworking brand presented the way good offices run: practical, clean, organised — and quietly persuasive about desks.
Visit project (eco-office.hu)A reservation flow that removes phone calls from the equation. Pick a room, pick a time, done — automation doing the receptionist's job.
Visit project (foglalas.eco-office.hu)An early-warning system for lithium battery fires, packaged for launch: product story, landing page, AI visuals, ad scripts and Kickstarter prep.
Visit project (preion.pro)Lithium battery fires, seen before they happen
An early-warning system for lithium battery fires — positioned, explained and launched through a full-stack mix of product storytelling, landing page design, AI visuals, ad scripts, reservation funnel thinking and Kickstarter preparation.
Every product has one thing that makes people lean in. Usually it is buried under three paragraphs of politeness. I dig it out.
One sentence a stranger repeats to another stranger. If it needs a slide deck to explain, it goes back in the oven.
Real code, real flows, real buttons that do things. Not a mood board. Not a promise. A working thing you can send people to.
Animation that guides the eye, copy that answers objections before they form, and a path that ends in a click that matters.
Ship it, watch what humans actually do with it, and keep tightening the machine until it hums.
No retainers, no mystery invoices. Every project ships with hosting and a domain included — here is exactly what living on the internet costs.
That is the floor, not bait. Bigger scope, bigger number — but you hear it before anything starts.
Hosting free. Domain free. Every project includes both for the first year — the machine runs on my tab.
You only pay for what the site actually consumes. A calm site costs coffee money; a busy one costs a pizza.
Larger systems can cost more to run — but that number is on the table before I write a single line of code.
Drag the slider — this is the entire pricing model.
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