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Restaurants is a modern full-stack web application built to streamline the online food ordering experience for both customers and restaurant owners. Developed using the MERN stack, the platform features a responsive and intuitive interface, secure user authentication, dynamic menu management, and a seamless ordering workflow. The application is designed with scalability, performance, and user experience in mind, ensuring fast load times and reliable functionality across devices. This project demonstrates my expertise in building production-ready web applications, developing RESTful APIs, integrating databases, and implementing clean, maintainable code following modern full-stack development best practices.
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I built a new website for a local wine testing place called Weingut Wailand. It's a family winery & Buschenschank on the Kahlenberg in Vienna 🍷
They had a website but very outdated, and there was no reservation system, no contact form, Only could leave review on Google.
So I built a complete solution for them.
What's inside:
- DE/EN with instant language switch
- Live open/closed status of their location
- Wine catalog + guest reviews
- Smart reservation system with email alerts
- Contact form with auto-reply
- Secure admin dashboard
- Fully responsive + SEO-optimized
From vineyard to web. 🌱🍇
AI voice bot platform that sounded almost like a human? We recently worked with one.
And that what was exactly the problem.
The product already existed.
The technology was strong.
But behind the scenes — things were fragile.
The client came to us with a clear challenge:
– the platform needed constant support and stability
– voice interactions had to feel truly natural
– infrastructure had to handle real-time calls without failure
Because when your product talks to customers — there's no room for glitches.
Even a small delay or unnatural response breaks trust instantly.
The goal wasn't to “build something new.”
It was to make what already exists… actually work at scale.
So we focused on three things:
• stabilizing and supporting the platform infrastructure
• improving the AI voice interaction quality
• ensuring seamless call handling — both inbound and outbound
We worked across the full stack — from backend and deployment to AI voice logic — making sure everything runs reliably, 24/7.
The result?
A voice bot that doesn't just automate calls -
it holds real conversations.
A system that businesses can rely on, not just demo.
And a product that feels human, not scripted.
Built and launched a networking platform that reached 100+ users
I built this platform to solve a problem I personally felt: professional networking often feels noisy, transactional, and awkward.
The idea was simple: help founders, investors, and operators meet more relevant people through a cleaner, more intentional networking experience.
I designed and built the full product experience, including the landing page, positioning, responsive interface, pricing section, trust elements, testimonials, and user flow. The goal was to make the product feel credible from day one, even though it was an early-stage MVP.
The platform reached 100+ users, which gave me a real validation signal that the problem existed and that people were willing to try a better way to network.
But I eventually shut it down because of retention problems.
Users were interested enough to sign up, but the product did not create a strong enough repeat-use habit. That was an important lesson: getting users to try a product is not the same as building something they keep coming back to.
This project taught me how to move from idea to launch quickly, test demand in the real world, and make honest product decisions based on user behaviour rather than assumptions.
As a Bolt developer, this is exactly the kind of work I enjoy: taking an idea from concept to a polished, usable product fast enough to validate whether it deserves more investment.
What I worked on:
Landing page design and build
Product positioning and messaging
Responsive web experience
MVP structure and user journey
Conversion-focused sections
Early user acquisition and validation
Post-launch learnings from real users
The biggest takeaway: launch fast, learn from real usage, and don’t confuse signups with retention.
The 'intentional networking' angle only holds if the product itself resists the noise it reacts against; restraint in the interface becomes the proof of the positioning, not just the copy. Curious how you define a relevant match under the hood: self-declared intent, or behavior...
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