codeaholic®

About

Behind Codeaholic is a well-practiced team — I'm Viktor, the founder, and I work on the front line of every project. Over the past years we've built websites, online stores, applications and business systems for companies and teams — always so that you talk to the person who knows your product best.

My experience is that a good project doesn't end at handover. Most of my collaborations turn into long-term partnerships: the product grows with the business, and six months later you still consider it a good decision — that's my measure, not the number of files delivered.

What you get: fast decisions, honest opinions — even when it's not what you'd like to hear — and a predictable, transparent pace from first sketch to launch.

Viktor — founder of Codeaholic

10+

years of experience

50+

projects delivered

Viktor

founder of Codeaholic

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0+

years of experience

0+

projects delivered

0%

direct communication

0/7*

availability & maintenance

* with an optional maintenance plan

What I believe in

Three things that are not negotiable

01

Directness

You talk to the person actually building your product. No account manager, no lost information, no "let me ask the developer" — answers come first-hand.

02

Honesty

If something isn't worth building, I'll say so — even when it would be revenue for me. Long-term trust is worth more than any single project.

03

Quality addiction

It's in the name. I'm incapable of shipping anything half-finished, slow or ugly — I'm obsessed with details, and it shows on your products.

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What I work with

Frontend

  • TypeScript
  • React
  • Next.js
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Motion

Backend

  • Node.js
  • PostgreSQL
  • Redis
  • REST & GraphQL APIs

Mobile

  • React Native
  • iOS
  • Android
  • Push & native integrations

Infra & tooling

  • Vercel
  • Docker
  • CI/CD
  • Monitoring
  • Git

The rest I'd rather tell you in a conversation — that's more useful to both of us than a résumé.

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