## product
Web & Mobile Apps
Websites, SaaS and mobile apps on Flutter + FastAPI + Nuxt — from mockup to production, we handle the full stack.
flutter · fastapi · nuxt · vue
Websites, SaaS and mobile apps on Flutter · FastAPI · Nuxt — no agency overhead. But with cats.

full-cycle team, not an agency
README.md
pipeline.yml
brief
We analyze the task, stack, and constraints. A 30-minute call instead of 40-field forms.
1–2 days
prototype
Clickable prototype and architecture — approved before the first line of prod code.
3–5 days
build
We write and deploy to staging weekly. See progress, not silence.
depends on scope
launch
Prod, monitoring, repo handover. Support by agreement.
1 week
portfolio.log

OWNOVR - Premium online store for vintage clothing
Full-fledged e-commerce on WordPress for vintage clothing: multi-currency, international shipping, Stripe integration with Apple Pay/Google Pay.
WordPress · WooCommerce · E-commerce · Stripe

Boxrent - an innovative application for managing self-storage
Developed a Flutter application for Boxrent that allows managing rentals and access to warehouses without physical keys.
Flutter · Laravel · iOS · Android · Mobile

Boxrent Invest - Landing page for attracting investors to a self-storage franchise
A multilingual landing page has been created to attract investors to the Boxrent network, featuring a profitability calculator and lead forms on WordPress.
WordPress · Инвестиции · Лендинг · Франшиза · Мультиязычность · B2B · Self-Storage · Литва
CHANGELOG.md
We are vyxro. Inside, it's not an agency with a reception, but a team that writes backends, configures infra, and builds UIs — without handing it off through three sub-agencies.
We prefer building the whole system: from the database to the last UI pixel, rather than closing a single ticket in someone else's stack.
If a task requires Flutter, FastAPI, Nuxt, or a bare VPS without bloated services — that's our profile. No bloated services, and no bloated email threads.

We don't take the first solution found on Google. Just because there's a common template doesn't mean we should use it.
Sometimes it's faster and safer to build our own rather than force-fitting someone else's framework for something it wasn't meant to do. Reinventing the wheel — when it actually rolls faster.
If a brief sounds like "they generally don't do that" — there's a high chance that's exactly what we will do.

terminal.exe
