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I am based in Bratislava. Where you are based does not change the result
The four cities below have their own pages because what people search for and what businesses exist there genuinely differs. Not because I do not work anywhere else. The finished system opens from a link in your browser, and it makes no difference whether you sit in Bratislava or four hours east of it.
I work from Bratislava, Slovakia, and can meet in person within roughly fifty kilometres of it. Everywhere else in Slovakia and abroad I work remotely, and it works just as well: Paving Planner runs in seven countries and I have never met most of those people face to face.
Cities with their own page
- Web developer in Bratislava, Slovakia Bratislava and the surrounding area: Senec, Pezinok, Miloslavov, Dunajská Lužná, Šamorín, Ivanka pri Dunaji, Malinovo. Vienna is an hour away by car. Everywhere else works remotely and works just as well. Paving Planner runs in seven countries and I have never met most of those users face to face. Open the city page →
- Web developer for Trenčín, Slovakia Trenčín and the Váh valley: Nové Mesto nad Váhom, Dubnica nad Váhom, Ilava, Púchov, Bánovce nad Bebravou. It is an hour and a half by car from Bratislava, so an in-person meeting is not a problem. The work itself runs over calls, e-mail and links to what is finished. Open the city page →
- Web developer for Košice, Slovakia Košice, Prešov, Michalovce, Spišská Nová Ves, Bardejov and the surrounding area. In-person meetings can be arranged, but honestly, on most jobs they would be an expensive ritual. I would rather put that time into the work. Open the city page →
- Web developer for Nitra, Slovakia Nitra, Šaľa, Levice, Nové Zámky, Zlaté Moravce, Topoľčany and the surrounding area. It is an hour by car from Bratislava, so meeting on site is not a problem. With manufacturers that tends to be worth it: an hour on the shop floor says more than three calls. Open the city page →
And if your city is not on the list?
Then we work it out. I mean that literally, not as a polite line at the bottom of a page.
Distance mattered when websites were handed over on a CD. Today the only thing I genuinely need from a meeting is the first conversation about how the business actually runs, and that goes just as well over the phone. The rest, showing you a work in progress, adjusting it on your feedback, handing over the keys, happens through a link in a browser whether you are twenty minutes away or five hours.
Both the boiler service CRM and the scaffolding hire system were built this way, without ever shaking hands. You get the same thing at the same price; there is no travel charge and no surcharge for being far away.
How remote work actually goes
- A call, video optional Free, about thirty minutes. I want to know how the business runs today.
- I build, you watch You can open the work in progress in a browser any time, not only at the end.
- You use it for real Feedback comes from live data, not from screenshots.
- Handover of the keys Code, domain and hosting are yours. Nothing held hostage.
Tell me where you are
The first call is free and commits you to nothing, whether you are in Bratislava or at the other end of the country.
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