01Web · 12 languages
MobiSIM
A travel eSIM store in 12 languages. Travellers pick a destination, pay as a guest or from an account, and install a data plan by QR code — then watch their usage and top up from the same place.
Accepting Q4 work · Kosovo · remote
A founder-led team of developers that takes startups from sketch to a working MVP, and runs production systems for enterprises who'd rather not staff a whole department. We build our own products too — from eSIM commerce to property and hotel systems — and the two founders who built them would build yours.
01 — Our apps
Not case studies from a deck. Working products we designed and built ourselves — so you can judge the work before you commission any of your own.
01Web · 12 languages
A travel eSIM store in 12 languages. Travellers pick a destination, pay as a guest or from an account, and install a data plan by QR code — then watch their usage and top up from the same place.
03Web · 4 languages
A wholesale portal for companies that resell eSIMs. Fund a euro wallet, buy at cost, set your own retail prices and send customers a receipt in your own wording — with team roles, API keys and webhooks.
06Web · mobile responsive
Properties, contracts, instalment schedules and payments for developers and agencies. See what's overdue at a glance, track expenses and suppliers, and run reports — in English, Albanian and German.
07Web · mobile responsive
Rooms, rates, reservations, billing, housekeeping and stock for hotels — with a front-desk view for receptionists and a point-of-sale terminal for the hotel restaurant that can charge a meal to the room.
08Web · mobile responsive
A document store with folders, version history, a 30-day trash and expiring share links — and one place where documents from your other business apps appear, organised by system and record.
02 — Services
A product real users can log into. We cut scope honestly instead of padding an estimate, and it's running on a live URL in week one.
Internal software shaped around how your business actually runs — not how an off-the-shelf tool wishes it ran.
iOS and Android from one codebase, with the backend and console to match. The MobiSIM app is our own proof.
Monitoring, patches and the unglamorous reliability work that keeps you off incident calls at midnight.
03 — Method
A call, no slides. We ask what breaks today, who it hurts, and what you'd do with the time it costs you.
A written plan with a price and a date. If we don't believe it can be done for that, we say so before you sign anything.
Two-week slices, a live URL from the first one, and a demo you can click every Friday. Change your mind early and it stays cheap.
Launch, then look after it — or hand your team the keys with documentation and a walkthrough. Both endings are fine with us.
They shipped in ten weeks what our last vendor scoped for nine months — and still answer the phone after launch.
The asset register went from an argument to a fact. That alone paid for the project.
04 — Team
VA Org is Valton and Ardit. There's no hand-off to a different team once the contract is signed — the people you talk to are the people building it.
Co-founder · Developer
Co-founder · Developer
05 — Questions
Most of ours are. You describe the business; we write the scope in plain language and put something clickable in front of you early enough that changing your mind is still cheap.
You do, from the first commit. It lives in your repository and your cloud account — we're contributors, not landlords.
Yes, starting with a short paid audit: what's salvageable, what isn't, and the cost either way — before anybody commits to a rebuild.
We keep at least four hours of overlap with your working day, and everything else runs in writing so nobody waits overnight for an answer.
Either a care plan, or a clean handover with documentation and a walkthrough for your own team. We're happy with both.
06 — Inquiry
Budget and timeline aren’t a filter — they’re how we answer usefully instead of vaguely. An engineer reads this, not a mailbox. Worst case you get a free second opinion from people who've shipped products of their own.