I am a developer with well over a decade behind me. I build sites for small businesses, freelancers and people who want something of their own online.
A few examples: a trade, and the feature it usually comes for. The list is not a closed one.
Cosmetics, hairdressing, health
Bookings and a calendar of free slots
A client opens the site, sees the free slots and books themselves — no phone ringing in the middle of a treatment, and no message at eleven at night. You see the same thing in the panel.
Priced individually
Producers, workshops, crafts
A detailed offer catalogue
Categories, photos, technical details and a description on every item. A customer checks it all on the site and writes to you with something specific, instead of asking about the basics.
Local services and construction
Past work, and enquiries about it
A gallery from every job, a description of what it involved, and a form where a client writes down what they need straight away. Instead of a portfolio scattered across Facebook that nobody will find.
Animal breeders
Animals, pedigrees and litters
A list of animals, pedigrees in a readable form, current and archived litters with their young. The system knows how puppies, kittens and foals differ, and uses the right words by itself.
One-person practices
A one-page site and a blog
A trainer, a photographer, a lawyer, a psychologist, a bookkeeper. A site that says plainly who you are and what you do, plus a blog — because in these trades it is writing that brings clients in, not advertising.
Venues and places
A menu, a gallery and Google reviews
A menu or a price list you change yourself in five minutes, photographs of the place, and reviews pulled in from Google on their own. Everything somebody looks for on a phone while standing in the street.
Your trade not on the list? These are examples — underneath they are the same building blocks, and the difference is how they are arranged. Tell me what you do.
Exactly what you get. Where something is only in the Full package, the card says so.
What a visitor sees — and what your site is made of.
A unique graphic design, created according to your vision: colors, typography, and layout tailored to your company, not selected from a list of ready-made templates.
Your homepage is your company's calling card—it's what everyone who lands on your site will see. Other subpages use proven, pre-made layouts, but I design your homepage from scratch specifically for you, so it best showcases what you do.
You choose what to include on it.
The day-to-day work on the site, with no middleman and no charge for every change.
You manage the content yourself – you change texts, photos, offers and news whenever you want, without asking anyone for permission and without paying extra for each change.
Everything you add is automatically translated by Google Translate – and if you don't like a translation, you can manually correct it in the panel.
The parts nobody looks at directly, which decide whether anybody finds you and stays.
The site will display well on any device: phone, tablet, and computer. This isn't an add-on—most of your visitors will come from their phones.
The site loads quickly, and each uploaded photo is automatically scaled to its actual display size – even on poor network coverage.
All good SEO practices implemented from day one: titles, descriptions, a sitemap, and the structured data Google looks for. This helps with SEO, but it doesn't buy you first place—no honest person will promise you that.
More and more people are using artificial intelligence (like ChatGPT or Gemini) instead of traditional search engines. I build the site so that AI assistants can read what is on it and recommend your business in their answers.
A link to your website pasted on Facebook or in a message will display with the title, description, and photo. You can also show recent posts from your Instagram on your homepage.
Everything around the site itself: getting it live, and keeping it that way five years on.
Already have a site? I move everything across that is meant to stay: photographs, descriptions, your offer and your news. You do not have to retype years of work by hand — the new site starts with its whole history rather than from a blank page.
The domain is and remains yours—I can help you buy it, but we register it in your name. Connecting it to your new website, providing an SSL certificate (i.e., a padlock and HTTPS in your browser), and hosting are all part of my job, so you don't have to worry about any of it.
I stay in touch long after launch — I am not a contractor who vanishes. Day-to-day support and small fixes are in the price at the start; further development and new features are agreed separately.
Need something I have not built before — appointment booking, a client area, an integration with a system you already use? Tell me, and I will price it and write it.
From the first message to a site you are glad to show people.
You write to me
A short message is enough: what you do, who the site is for, and whether you already have one.
We discuss your needs
We discuss ideas for the website, establish a general outline of the future graphic design, other requirements, and a deadline.
I get to work
On the agreed date you get the first fully working version of the site, along with the admin panel.
Tests
The site stands at an address of its own, visible only to you. You can take your time over every feature and look at the design before anybody else sees it.
At this stage we are in constant contact and work the site towards your vision together.
Launch
We point the domain at the new site. From that moment it is yours to show off.
Support and further development
Once it is live I am still here: for problems, for new ideas, and for changes to what already works.
My name is Paweł Neścior and I have been building web applications professionally for twelve years — my profile on LinkedIn.
This system was built for me first. I needed a site I could run myself — put photographs and text on it when I had the time, without asking anybody's permission and without paying for every comma. The first version went under a site I still run today. Then it turned out that every small business needs exactly the same thing, so I made a product of it.
You work with me directly. There is no sales department, no account manager and no subcontractor who disappears after launch — the same person talks to you at the start, writes the code, and answers the phone a year later.
Programming is my job, but it is also what I enjoy. I build every site the way I would build it for myself.

Business card
PLN 990
One page with everything on it: who you are, what you do, photographs and how to reach you. No sub-pages and no long menu — a visitor simply scrolls. A proven layout, with the colours and typography picked for your business.
Full
PLN 2,490
Everything the system has today — sub-pages, an offer catalogue, news, a blog, a contact page with a map and a form — plus a home page designed from scratch for your business.
Everything in the “Business card” package, plus:
Net figures. I am VAT-registered, so 23% VAT is added on top — switch to “gross” for the amount on the invoice.
You do not have to decide on everything at once. From the Business card package you can buy a single feature at any time — a year after launch included. And if it turns out you want several, you pay the difference up to the Full package and never pay twice for the same thing.
Payment
Not included — you pay these elsewhere
Afterwards
Priced separately
The list above is what works today. If your business needs something else, I write it — and then it becomes part of the system and everybody gets it.
A pricing calculator, a clients' area, an integration with a system you already use, something I have not seen yet — these are not things that cannot be done. They are things nobody has asked for yet.
Tell me what you needThese seven come up the most.
Yours. You buy the domain in your own name and you own it. The content — photographs, descriptions, your offer — is yours too, and you can export it at any time. Nothing here is held hostage.
Yes. I move the descriptions and photographs across and lay them out in the new structure — a service outside the base price, quoted on how much there is of it and what state it is in. You get the figure before I start, never after.
It is the question I would ask myself, so here is the plain answer. The site does not run on my server — it runs in a Firebase project (Google’s) set up for your business, and the domain is bought in your name. I can hand that project over to your own Google account at any time, and then I am out of the equation: the site goes on working, and you, or anybody you ask, have full access to it. The photographs and the content you can simply download. Buying from one person carries a risk and I will not pretend otherwise — this is what I can do so that it never costs you the site.
No more than on Facebook. The panel is forms: you type text, you drag photographs in, you click save. When I hand the site over we go through it together, live, on your own content — and you can write to me six months later when you have forgotten where something is.
Usually two to four weeks from the first message. The long part is not building the site, it is gathering the photographs and the descriptions — so realistically, as long as it takes you to send them.
Probably. This system is not built for one trade — underneath it is the same set of blocks: an offer, galleries, news, pages, contact. The difference is how they are arranged, and whether anything else has to be written. Tell me what you do and I will say plainly whether what you need fits in a package or wants a quote of its own.
Yes — to a business or to you personally. I am VAT-registered, and the switch above the price shows the net and the gross figure, so you know what will be on the invoice.
Choose whichever way of getting in touch suits you.
I usually answer the same day, at the latest the next one. If you would rather talk, say when to call and I will ring you.