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After countless websites and apps,here are three I'm really proud of.

El Hashoresh

Outreach organization · Canada

An outreach organization in Canada, running seminars, galas, lectures and campaigns.

Before

Every activity ran somewhere else: a website for landing pages, manual spreadsheets for reports, manual transactions and accounting software for event participation, and yet another provider for donation processing and receipts.

Today

The entire operation runs on one platform, from one dashboard, with new features being added regularly.

The monthly cost?

Running a private VM in the cloud.

The stack

  • React / Redux
  • Node / Express
  • PostgreSQL
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind

SivanTours

Passover programs · since 1999

Daniel has run a vacation program since 1999: Passover programs set in luxurious resorts.

Before

Just the quote request forms on his website needed double integrations to sync with a database, a marketing mailer and email notifications. Then came client management, logistics, accounting and design: a combination of at least 8 different programs, Photoshop and InDesign included, for minimal features that were required nonetheless.

Today

SivanTours manages the entire operation from a single dashboard. Yes, even the design features that once required the Adobe Creative Suite are recreated in that dashboard, living on the web, accessible from any device, anywhere. Built-in AI handles rapid actions, quick search, custom reports and more.

The monthly cost?

Running a private VM in the cloud.

The stack

  • React / Redux
  • Node / Express
  • PostgreSQL
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind

Triumph of the Spirit

VR docu-films · 360°

A leading entertainment company that creates VR docu-film experiences, watched in 360 degrees on VR headsets.

Before

Logistics, management, operations, production, ticketing and accounting all ran on separate platforms, with little to no synchronization. On top of that, screening the film to crowds relied on licensed software riddled with bugs.

Today

Triumph manages its entire operation from a single web application, with built-in AI for rapid actions, quick search, custom reports and more. Screenings run on a fully custom pair: an Android app on the VR headsets and a Windows app that controls them, and even syncs with the main web app.

The monthly cost?

Running a private VM in the cloud.

The stack

Web platform

  • React
  • TypeScript
  • TanStack
  • Zod
  • Tailwind
  • Node
  • Fastify
  • PostgreSQL

VR screenings

  • C++
  • Java
  • Kotlin
  • Rust
  • React
  • TypeScript

Your project could be next.

Tell me what you need. If it's logical, the answer is yes.

Let's begin