From the database
to the pixel —
I build all of it.

I'm Mateusz Kornaś — a full-stack engineer with 18 years behind banking, pharma and lottery platforms. Now that depth goes straight into your project: site, shop, app, SaaS — plus the servers and network underneath. One person, from first email to production.

AvailabilityQ3 2026
Based inPoland / Remote
ScopeWeb · Cloud · Mobile · AI
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WebsitesE-commerceWeb appsMobile appsSaaSAI & automationInfrastructureSecurity & auditsSEOMaintenanceWebsitesE-commerceWeb appsMobile appsSaaSAI & automationInfrastructureSecurity & auditsSEOMaintenance
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Eighteen years is the short version.

Long enough to have built almost everything a business can put online — and to know what each of those things actually costs to keep alive.

0Years shipping softwaresince the first site in Notepad
0+Industries I've built forfrom banking to hospitality
0Disciplines under one rooffrom the database to the network
0Person you actually talk tofrom first email to production
02

Code that shipped where breaking isn't an option.

Eighteen years across banking, pharma, lottery and high-traffic retail taught me to build for uptime, audits and scale — not just for the demo.

Global bankingOnline banking systemsBig pharmaFactory & production softwareUS lotteryLottery management systemsLondon e-commerceSalesforce / DemandwareCrypto startupsEarly-stage productsHospitalityOwn SaaS in productionGlobal bankingOnline banking systemsBig pharmaFactory & production softwareUS lotteryLottery management systemsLondon e-commerceSalesforce / DemandwareCrypto startupsEarly-stage productsHospitalityOwn SaaS in production
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08 / 08

A complete digital presence.

You don't assemble a web studio, an app shop, an SEO freelancer, a sysadmin and an AI consultant. I cover all of it — one person, one language, one conversation.

Company sites, sales landers, portfolios. With or without CMS. Conversion-tuned and basic SEO included.

Stores built on the right tools for the scale — from Shopify for boutiques to custom checkouts for non-standard sales models.

Admin panels, dashboards, internal tools, full SaaS platforms. From the database up to the interface.

Cross-platform (React Native) or natively per platform. Including App Store / Google Play submission.

Chatbots, sales assistants, LLM integrations (OpenAI, Claude), MCP servers, agents that automate company workflows (n8n, Make), middleware that wires several systems into one. No hype — just tools that genuinely shorten support time and unload your team.

CI/CD, Docker, backend clusters, on-premise hosting. Whole company networks (pfSense, Ubiquiti), POS, camera and NAS integration. From a single server to a complete on-site setup you can actually maintain afterwards.

Code reviews, security audits, performance optimisation. A background in cybersecurity and ethical hacking lets me look at a system the way an attacker would — before someone else does.

Technical SEO, content, Google Business, maps. Your site is meant to be found, not only built.

04
All projects

A few things I've built.

01 / 042024 — 2026

Restaurant · Customer site

A premium brand going back to 2008 — with its online sales in someone else's hands. Aggregators took ~25% of every order, the rest came in by phone across three numbers, and the restaurant didn't know its own customers.

Next.jsTypeScriptStripeGastronaut
02 / 042026

Jeweller · E-commerce

A family jewellery house going back to 1877 — four generations of craft, one-of-a-kind pieces — but sales limited to two physical salons and an online presence that didn't match 145 years of history.

WordPressWooCommercePHP
03 / 042024 — Now

Own product · Restaurant SaaS

Small restaurants either give 20-30% to aggregators or have no online ordering at all. A third option barely exists.

Next.jsNodePostgreSQLStripeTwilio
04 / 042025

Own product · Mobile

Gifting is guesswork. Wishlists scattered across chats, screenshots and memory — and someone still buys the same thing twice.

React NativeNodePostgreSQL
05

I don't just design — I build and run my own products in production.

Which means I know what SLAs, server bills, retention and two-year-old code actually feel like. Your project isn't my first rodeo.

Gastronaut

Own product

Small restaurants either give 20-30% to aggregators or have no online ordering at all. A third option barely exists.

Gastronaut — preview
Next.jsNodePostgreSQL
Open

Wishy

Own product

Gifting is guesswork. Wishlists scattered across chats, screenshots and memory — and someone still buys the same thing twice.

Wishy — preview
React NativeNodePostgreSQL
Open
06

Short, concrete, no agency theatre.

01

Call

30 minutes, free. We leave with a rough quote, a timeline and whether it makes sense at all.

02

Brief & quote

Short document, final price, schedule. No theatre, one iteration.

03

Build

Weekly visible progress on staging. Full transparency — you see what's being built.

04

Launch & care

Go-live, monitoring, two months of free fixes. Ongoing maintenance on retainer.

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Project on your desk?

Two sentences about what you need is enough. I usually reply the same day.