Off-the-shelf software bends you. I build systems around your operation.
Invoicing, POS, inventory, reservations, internal records — instead of five apps and retyping between spreadsheets, one system that fits your process. I design it, build it and run it.
What I can build
None of this is a price-list promise — everything below runs live in my own product, Vystaveno.
Point of sale (POS)
Touch-based sales on desktop and tablet, cash and card payments, revenue in the overview instantly.
Invoicing & clients
VAT invoices with QR payments, client records, an invoice from a sale in one click.
Inventory & stock
Receipts, issues, recipes, stocktakes — the system watches what should be there, what is, and the difference.
Reservations
A calendar of services and resources with collision checks — instead of a paper diary.
Attendance
Clock-ins, hours worked and payroll exports without manual counting.
Dashboards & closings
Revenue, margins and the daily closing on one screen — the owner knows, not guesses.
Vystaveno: my own product, live at vystaveno.cz
Most client systems I build are under NDA, so I can't show them. But I can show my own product: Vystaveno is a modular operations system with 12 finished modules — from the POS through inventory with recipes to invoicing. Everything you see in it, I can build tailored to you.
How working together goes
No hourly billing and no six-month blind project — one price for an agreed scope, and a system you can use early.
Tell me what you're solving
A few sentences by email are enough: what slows your operation down and what you use today.
A proposal and one price
I propose the solution and scope, you get one figure. No hourly rates, no surprises.
Built in stages
You have the first usable part in your hands early — the system grows in operation, not in a drawer.
Operation and growth
I don't hand over and disappear. I run the system, watch it and grow it by what the operation shows.
Tell me what you're solving.
A few sentences about what slows you down is enough. Within three working days I'll reply with a proposal for how it could be solved — and whether it makes sense.