project: FOLIO, ver. 3.

FOLIO is my biggest project of 2023/24, and also my first own SaaS app. It's a unique web application builder designed for end users, down to the last button. Consisting of countless modules and microservices, the software makes building complex and custom web platforms a breeze. With just a few clicks, you can have access to a monetized press, or social media platform, you can create your dream portfolio page, corporate website, appointment/table/reservation booking app. You can even start your own content streaming service or simply just sell your niche products thanks to the advanced e-commerce solutions.

project: VODDR (w.i.p.)

Voddr is a time and cost efficient hosting provider by developers for developers, which allows you to set up a developer/runtime environment (bucket) with a few clicks, which unlike traditional hosting, also allows you to run professional, modern frameworks. It is a complete infrastructure, so developers have access to several types of databases, object storages and DNS services.

In the background of the AI hype, we can find all the negatives of the technology, including the fact that all our data is slowly being used to teach language models. No exception is made for the very popular 'free' email services. Levelter was created as a necessity, for personal use, and then, with a few tweaks and a reasonable monthly fee, it has grown into a complete service. A user friendly, reliable and most importantly, a true privacy first email box.

project: Locky

Locky seems to be a simple authentication service, but underneath there is a serious security and feature set. It is designed to provide cross-page authentication, which can authenticate users in connected applications after a single login. It includes several types of two-factor authentication, external (provider based) login, recaptcha, and security logs.

tookhats ios and android application

Corporate cross-platform app, with TOPT generating logic, user and account management. The apps share the same backend (server-side), allowing to develop a multi-platform app efficiently and quickly.

project: FOLIO, ver. 1. - ver. 2.

Previous versions of project FOLIO, scroll up for the details.

Complete SEO friendly headless ecommerce system

Ecommerce solution for my clients. It was written in PHP (later in Python) and offered REST endpoints. It was a true Woocommerce competitor, with an easy to use admin dashboard. Crazy fast loading times, and offered an advanced SEO toolkit. Now it is the part of project FOLIO.

Pusmogo was such a fun project and gave me so much while I worked on it. Basically it was a social platform dedicated for anything but serious topics. It featured complete user management and for the first time I used MongoDB in a live project. Users could post, interact with each other. On the frontend Pusmogo was built with React. I used serveral technologies under the hood. The whole ifrastructure was self-hosted.

PartnersCMS

PartnersCMS was my first ever content management system that I developed. It was made for my clients who had difficulties using Wordpress and other website engines. It was super user friendly, simple and feauture rich. However it's no longer maintained, succeeded by FOLIO.

Projects at NewPartners Media Group

Through NewPartners Media Group I have delivered a number of projects for clients. From simple corporate websites to more serious ecommerce solutions. Besides development, I spent a lot of time with Linux systems and server-side tools.

Projects at Partners & Pages

I started working with real clients in the Partners and Pages era. I mainly shipped websites, ecommerce sites with basic SEO and I also helped them with their socal media and other online stuff.

iDeak online school paper, ver. 2.

One of my first projects for a wider audience. This is the platform of the official school newspaper of the Deák Ferenc High School. It's a press patform which also displays ads.

Community platform for the creative youth

Back in high school, me and a few mates started a platform where creative and talented young people could showcase their work. My task was to build the website. Although our project did not grow beyond the school, the concept and the platform itself was good, and it gave me the kick-start to start developing.