Built on Medusa.js. Full control, zero SaaS platform limitations.
AI integrations that save time and increase profits.
Fast, optimized, and built for conversion.
Exactly what your business needs.
Not every technology makes sense. I only build systems that actually work. Modern websites, online stores and AI tools that help businesses sell and grow.
Your business. Your rules. Your system.
I design and build commerce systems that handle real payments, orders, sellers and integrations.
Architecture, backend, seller panel and storefront. Independent makers run their own shops here, and a buyer pays once for a cart filled from several of them.
The buyer pays once and the order splits into the shops that fulfil it.
Rates and payout holds are settings, not code. Every payment is attributed to the right seller.
Sellers already on Shopify, WooCommerce, PrestaShop, Shoper or BaseLinker keep them. Stock and orders match in both places.
DAC7, DSA and the Omnibus Directive run as separate modules that can be updated as the law changes.
An integration stops responding? The operation can be safely retried. The same webhook arrives twice? It does not cause a second effect. A process breaks off halfway? The state can be reconciled and restored. Critical operations leave a trail that shows what actually happened.
Mercur, a marketplace platform built for the Medusa.js ecosystem, wrote up Artovnia as one of its case studies, alongside projects like Skylum.
No account manager and no hand-offs. The person who talks to you about your business model also designs the architecture, writes the backend and the storefront, and answers when something needs to change.
We start with how you sell: who pays, who ships, who gets paid and when. The technology follows from those answers. You get the code, access to everything, and a panel where you edit content yourself.
My specialisation is Medusa.js: online stores, multi-vendor marketplaces and commerce integrations written around your business model. How a Medusa.js project works
Fresh notes on Medusa.js, e-commerce, AI and the decisions behind modern digital products.
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How to translate GPSR, DSA, GDPR, BDO, and DAC7 obligations into a reasonable MVP, without designing infrastructure for millions of listings. A practical architectural overview for marketplace builders.
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