Work
What we actually build.
Sometimes we show a business the site we would make — before anyone commits. That’s why this page holds both live products and interactive concepts created for real companies.
You don’t have to imagine what we mean. We can show you.
- CONCEPT — an interactive proposal for a real business. Not a commissioned project.
- OWN PRODUCT · LIVE — something we built and operate.
Local business · fuel yard
Uhelné sklady Kolín
What if a price list didn’t have to be a table?
A concept for a coal yard in Čáslav. The visitor steps onto the weighbridge: switch the fuel, change the pile, read the LED quintal counter, take a vážní lístek. Prices and delivery follow the published conditions — not invented ones.
Na váze is the whole point. Product, quantity, material, ticket — live.



Property development
PDM Group
A quieter kind of corporate site.
A concept for a Prague developer. Architecture, photography, type — and not much else. The tone is the work: restrained, editorial, built for a company that deals in buildings, not banners.
Same studio, different register. OWNBIZZ is not only local-business websites.

Location photographs from Wikimedia Commons, as used in the concept.
Print workshop · shop
Litografie Říční
The work first. Then the shop.
A concept for a lithography workshop on Malá Strana, printing by hand since 1911. The site is built around the prints and the workshop — an editorial gallery that happens to sell.
Art direction, not a catalogue template. The lithographs lead; commerce follows.





Market research product
Crypt O'Clock
Beyond the presentation site.
A live product we built: historical BTC session research, a data engine, and an AI-assisted copilot. Different problem, different stack — same habit of making the idea usable before it is explained.
Application UX, data-heavy interface, custom frontend and backend. Not a brochure.

What would we do with your site?
Send us a link. We’ll look at the business and show you what we’d change.
A look at your business · An interactive concept — not a pitch deck
