What I built and what came of it

The problem

The complex was being built and sold through personal contacts and other people's portals. A buyer could not see the project as a whole or understand the legal side of a German purchase.

What I built

A landing page for the project in two languages, delivered under GDPR and German law: floor plans, construction status, energy efficiency, enquiry forms, analytics.

The outcome

After the landing page launched, three houses sold in two months.

The figure is as reported by the client. The developer's name is withheld at their request.

The problem

The company was bidding for a care home project. A committee made the decision, and the project had to be shown so that it read at first glance and left no open questions.

What I built

A visual presentation of the project for the tender committee. The materials, the site and the parties stay undisclosed: an NDA is signed with all of them.

The outcome

The tender was won.

As reported by the client. Names and materials are covered by a non-disclosure agreement.

The problem

An applicant file is nine documents in two alphabets, and the data is retyped by hand into eleven Slovenian forms. On top of that the blog and social media were being outsourced.

What I built

A site in three languages, a password-protected cabinet, document recognition and auto-filling of the official forms with a human check before anything is submitted, a CRM with cases, documents and finance, and a built-in content factory: topics drawn from the client base, a draft written in the owner's voice, a cover image, and an AI label on every piece.

The outcome

A package of nine documents becomes eleven filled forms in 45 to 60 seconds. Outside contractors for copy and images are no longer needed, that work happens inside the cabinet. The client reports that about 60 percent of working time has been freed for new deals.

Processing time and cost are measured inside the system. The freed time is as reported by the client.

The problem

The agency worked the Bulgarian market and kept losing foreign buyers: enquiries arrived outside office hours and in languages the team did not answer.

What I built

A site in five languages, listings with 360 tours, and an assistant called Mila by text and voice. It does not answer with templates, it queries the property database and returns a shortlist, and the lead lands in the team's Telegram.

The outcome

The client reports that deals grew by roughly 25 percent, and buyers arrived from markets the agency had never worked before.

Deal growth is as reported by the client. The site and the assistant are open and checkable by link.