your business is running.
the internet isn't yet.

Not always. We start with the problem, not the technology. If your current way of working is fine, there is no reason to build something just for the sake of it.

No. The prices on the site are starting points. After the first conversation, I adjust the scope to the problem, what you already have, what condition it is in, and what actually needs to be built.

A simple website or landing page usually takes 1–2 weeks. A website with an editing panel or a simple contact flow usually takes 2–3 weeks. Automation, reports, or AI usually take 3–8 weeks, depending on the scope and what you already have.

I do not use one payment model for every project. First we talk about what needs to be done, then we agree the scope, timeline, and payment terms. Everything is clear before we start.

Yes, if it makes sense for that project. Before we start, we can look at a demo, an example, or a similar solution. During the work, I show a working version as early as possible, so the direction is clear before the end.

No. Wrocław is local, but projects can be handled remotely in Poland and internationally. Most of the time, an online conversation and a clear flow of information are enough. If a project in Poland needs an on-site meeting — for example around a process, team, location, or system — we can decide that after the first conversation.

A CMS is a panel where you can edit website content yourself: services, prices, menu, photos, posts, or news. WordPress is one of the most popular CMS options. It makes sense when you want to update the website often without asking someone technical. If lightness, speed, and simpler maintenance matter more, a website without a classic admin panel may be better.

A CRM is a place for information about customers, inquiries, and next steps. In a small business, it does not have to be a big system. Sometimes a simple customer database is enough: who wrote, what they need, what the status is, when to reply, and what should happen next.

I don't replace it by force. If it works, we can connect it to the website or build a small layer around it: a form, reminder, follow-up, report, or AI. Integrations are checked before I promise them.

Yes. If the business uses Outlook, Excel, Teams, SharePoint, or forms, I check what can be reused. We can build an app, workflow, report, or simple process in an environment the team already knows.

It can, but it doesn't have to. AI can help customers, your team, or you: answering repeated questions, organizing knowledge, supporting reports, analyzing data, or helping find information faster.

Yes. Every project is a starting point, not the finish line. What we build in the first stage — website, email, form, basic SEO — is the foundation. Later you can add an editing panel, integrations, automation, or AI on top. You don't have to start from zero. After launch, we talk about what's worth expanding and when. Each next step is a separate decision, not a subscription.

I design solutions so they don't collect more data than they really need. Before we start, we define what data is used, where it goes, and which tools process it. This applies to websites, forms, CRM, automation, reports, and AI.

Yes. The domain and main company accounts should stay on your side. That especially means email, Microsoft 365, documents, and accounts used in everyday work. I can help set them up and be added with technical access, but they should not be locked inside my private account.

Only when it makes sense and is agreed before we start. AI can work with public content, documents, a knowledge base, FAQ, reporting data, or other company materials. I don't connect sensitive data "just to test it" without discussing where it goes and how it will be used.

We decide that per project. Hosting, the database, forms, backups, integrations, or AI tools can be handled by me if that is simpler. After launch, you know what runs where, who has access, what renews, and what you pay for. You do not have to watch the whole technical layer yourself.

No. I do not disappear after launch. Every solution comes with support and a working guarantee for as long as you use it. If something needs a fix, a check, or an explanation, you can come back to me.