We plan it.We build it.We keep it running.

Websites, applications and the whole visual identity around them, from two engineers who stand behind what they hand over.

A few of them

dromolog · ratemyedu · orama · JBK · MMT

Where it starts

One of us writes the code. The other takes it out to the street.

The work does not stop at the screen. On dromolog we mapped the routes, wrote the application, then produced the plates and mounted them on the stops ourselves.

Very few businesses actually need «a website». They need to be found, a logo that holds up, a card that leaves the right impression. The hard part is chasing four separate suppliers to get one result.

There are two of us. You speak directly to the person who builds it.

Work

Products of our own that are running right now, and websites we delivered to businesses. Not concepts, not coursework.

The dromolog.gr cover: nearby stops, next arrivals per route, and the live map of buses

dromolog.gr

Live bus arrivals, from the database through to the plate on the stop.

2025Web app · Data · Signage · Installation
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The ratemyedu.gr cover: institution pages with a rating, review counts and the history of entry marks

ratemyedu.gr

Reviews of departments, courses and teaching staff, written by students.

2026Web app · User community · Moderation · Maintenance
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Numbers

Every figure has a source and a date. What cannot be proven does not go on the page. The numbers below come from dromolog and ratemyedu alone. Orama, JBK and MMT are not counted here at all.

71.682appearances in Googledromolog + ratemyedu · Search Console · 30 May – 29 Aug 2026
2.287visits from searchsame period. Does not count anyone scanning a QR plate at a stop.
681users in one week, on dromolog aloneGoogle Analytics · 25 – 31 Aug 2026
92%on a phone, on dromolog1,283 of 1,398 visits · Search Console
Visits from Google, per monthtotal 2.287
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MonthVisitsAppearances
Jun61816.765
Jul91829.262
Aug (part month)72825.025

Google Search Console · 30 May – 29 Aug 2026 · 2.287 visits from 71.682 appearances. August is measured to the 29th. The two days of May are not shown on the chart.

What we take on

Three areas that in practice answer the same question: how people find you, and what they see when they do.

Digital

Your presence online does not end on the day it is handed over. We build it, publish it and maintain it, so you never end up holding a folder of passwords and settings.

Identity

Recognition begins with how you look. A logo that holds attention can grow into the mark your trade is known by, while precise wording sets out exactly what you are capable of.

Print and objects

We are not in the merchandise business. Once the identity exists, we carry it off the screen as well, with print-ready files and printers we already work with.

How a project runs

Six stages, and no surprises at the end.

  1. Conversation

    You tell us what you need to achieve. The technology is our job, not yours.

  2. A clear proposal

    What is included, what is not, what it costs, when it is delivered. In writing, before anything starts.

  3. Design

    You see it before the first line of code exists. Changes at this stage cost nothing.

  4. Build

    You watch it take shape. You are not waiting blind until the end.

  5. Launch

    Domain, hosting, settings, email. We handle it and explain in plain terms what you now own.

  6. Support

    We stay. Changes come from us, not from someone you have to go looking for all over again.

We do not sell ready-made packages. Every project is priced on what it genuinely needs, and you know that before we start.

Studio

We were already building things together. At some point calling it anything else stopped making sense, so we gave it a name.

One of us is a software engineer, the other a mechanical engineer. We mention it not to impress but because it changes how the work goes: one thinks in architecture and support, the other in materials, cost and how something survives outdoors. Our best projects are the ones that need both.

  • You speak to the person building it, not to someone who will pass the request along.
  • You are not paying for coordination between departments that do not exist.
  • When something breaks at ten in the evening, you know exactly who to tell.
  • We take on few projects at a time, because we are the ones doing them.

Tell us what you are planning.

A website, an online shop, an identity, or something that does not have a name yet. Two lines are enough.