Not case studies. Not screenshots. Every product below is running right now, and several of them work without you leaving this page.
Each bay below is a real product. Where a product exposes something public, the widget is live and you can use it. Where the widget is still being built, it says so — I would rather show you the construction than fake the finish.
The free party casino.
Fifteen original games with no money in them. Built to be played in a room with other people — phones as controllers, one screen on the TV.
Know what your forest is worth.
Latvian forest owners are routinely offered a fraction of what their stand is worth, because they have no way to check. This gives them the number before the buyer arrives.
An indicative market value based on real registered land transactions — a reference point for negotiation, not a certified valuation. Legal procedures (mortgage, inheritance, divorce) require a certified valuer’s report.
Data: MezaTirgus.lvLatvian property, without the middleman fee.
Rent, sale and nightly listings posted by the people who actually own them. The name is a joke about listings that advertise a pool they do not have.
Reading the market…
Live Latvian timber prices.
The same engine that values a forest also tracks what each assortment sells for this week. These are the real numbers, updated from the market.
Fetching the market…
An honest car market. Every listing has a VIN.
Built for people who care what the car actually is, not what the photo suggests. The VIN is mandatory, so history is checkable before you drive anywhere.
A business operating system.
The boring half of running a company — agreements, invoices, people, property, the law — in one place, with the registry data already loaded.
Answer fines, bills and scams with the law.
Reads the actual current text of Latvian law and writes you a complaint letter with the article references in it. Free, because the people who need it are the people being squeezed.
Here, Latvia succeeds.
A city-first directory of the people who actually do things in Latvia, built so a small business in a small town is findable at all.
A movie log that knows what to pick tonight.
Log what you watched together, and it stops the twenty-minute argument about what to watch next.
Every site above shares one platform I built: deploys, DNS, mail, storage, analytics, goals and the request channel the products use to ask each other for work. It is how one person keeps this many things alive.
Real Latvian businesses that pay for the work and are still online. Same machine, pointed at someone else’s problem.
I build products and then I keep them running, which is the harder and less photogenic half of the job.
I have had a company that did not make it. That taught me more about what a business actually needs than the ones that worked, and most of what is on this page exists because of something that went wrong once.
The current experiment is simple: find out how much one person plus a well-built machine can actually operate. So far the answer is a fleet.
Write in English or Latvian. I answer properly or I say no properly.
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