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When ELLE launched its Uzbekistan edition, it ran on a media platform we built front to back – the public site readers see and the backend the editorial team works in. One system across fashion, beauty, culture, and society, with the multilingual publishing, content management, and the architecture a title of that scale needs to run at pace. National launch, ten weeks from kickoff.

EdEra wanted kids to meet math where they already live: in situations from their own day, turned into games. We built the app behind it. In BigMat, every topic plays out as a game route set in a world children know, shaped with teachers from the start. Free, the same at school or at home, and it collects no data from a single child.

A major crypto exchange brought us a single brief: a social network for the people already inside the market. Traders, digital artists, web3 regulars. Posts sort by topic and carry open, counted reactions. Profiles show their role and badges. A recommendation rail surfaces who to follow, and direct chat sits one tap from any post. We built every part of it, scope to ship.

We built it around one idea: you are in balance. Each day it suggests small activities across sport, focus, and health – ten minutes of exercise, an hour off social media, vegetables at breakfast – and you rate each on a slider that feeds a chart of how the day went. A separate space asks how you feel right now and logs the mood. Custom activities, short reads on the habit loop, progress that builds over time – one app instead of three.

AffirMind writes each affirmation on demand. Tell it what you're working on – self-esteem, health, love, career – and the model generates lines tuned to that goal, with a curated library behind it when you'd rather pick. We built the engine and the product around it: sessions you shape with breathing, sound and duration, a history that keeps what worked. This is the kind of AI we build into products, and stand behind.

HESH is the software a furniture or metal shop runs its whole production on. Each product is designed with its drafts, versions and bills of materials. The build becomes a workflow of parallel and queued tasks, with every unit tracked in real time. Roles, time limits, quality checks, QR codes scanned on the floor, earnings on each worker's phone – the web platform and the mobile app carry all of it. Built to replace the legacy software these shops still run on.