
Sushi Zushi
LiveA brand site with commission-free ordering and reservations, wired into Gastronaut.
Client sites, my own SaaS products, self-hosted apps and an open-source component library. The full index — with a link to every one you can open and check.
Projects taken from the first call to launch and ongoing care. Each one has a full case study.

A brand site with commission-free ordering and reservations, wired into Gastronaut.

A shop and brand site for a family jewellery house going back to 1877.

A general contractor's corporate site: services, referenced projects and an expert blog.
Paying customers, production, support and invoices — all on me. This is where I test everything I later recommend.

Online ordering, reservations, a floor plan and a staff console on the restaurant's own domain. A flat fee instead of commission.

GDPR consent, Google reviews, forms, popups and an AI chat — seven modules installed with one tag. This site runs on them too.

Make a list, send a link, and people reserve gifts so nobody buys the same thing twice.
Seven self-hosted apps — each one a container on your own machine. Most are open source, all are built on mk-kit.

A web drive over the folders you already have: photos on a timeline, previews, a trash, share links. No database.

One page for the server under your desk: live vitals, containers and logs, SQLite backups, push alerts to your phone.

One instance, any number of client sites: content types from the admin, revisions, translations, media, a WordPress importer.
A thin layer over Ubuntu Server and OpenZFS: pools, snapshots, SMB/NFS shares and copies to another box — from a USB stick, in a browser.
Ubuntu · OpenZFS · Node.jsA board that lives inside the project's repository. Edit it in the UI, in Obsidian, or hand it to an AI agent through the CLI.
Angular · mk-kit · Node.jsOne thing now, a board behind it, today on the side. Runs in the browser alone or with your own sync server.
Angular · mk-kit · Node.jsSelf-hosted invoicing for Polish businesses: schema-validated FA(3), KSeF submission, UPO tracking and an offline queue for outages.
Angular · mk-kit · Node.js · SQLiteGastronaut and every mk app are built from the same components. The code is public, so you can judge the level before we talk.

165+ standalone, signal-based components: data tables, SVG charts, forms, kanban, an app shell. CSS-variable theming, WCAG 2.1 AA, MIT licence.
Two sentences about what you need is enough. I usually reply the same day.