Live demoCarpentry
Studio Etz — carpentry workshop in Nesher
Demo site for a fictional carpentry studio: scandinavian and shaker kitchens, 3 locales, live at carpentry.tomerisr.org.il.
Work
I don't show 12 cases that don't exist. I show what's shipped — with real numbers and a visible status. The most honest case is this site itself: the code is open, the numbers are live, and you're standing on it right now.
Demo sites
2 live demosFictional studios, built like the real thing. Open a demo, click around, check the speed — that's the level your business gets.
Live demoCarpentry
Demo site for a fictional carpentry studio: scandinavian and shaker kitchens, 3 locales, live at carpentry.tomerisr.org.il.
Live demoBeauty salon
Demo site for a beauty salon: hair, nails, brows and online booking, 3 locales, live at salon.tomerisr.org.il.
Garage
A demo-site concept: repair booking, services, a price list. Will join the portfolio as a working example.
Barbershop, cafe, carpentry, garage — write to me.
Builds
Not demos. These run for real people every day — an app, a bot, this very site. We build these to order.
A real app used by a real client: orders, a warehouse map, assembly statuses, AI input from photo and voice. Hebrew and Russian, installs on the phone as an app. Used every single day.
The second real client. Staff privately mark when they can work, the owner drags those people into shifts, and everyone sees only their own schedule and takes an image for the work group. Plus shift opening and closing forms from a phone. Three branches, three roles, Hebrew and RTL.
An AI nutrition assistant: food by text, voice or photo — counts calories and macros, keeps a diary, gives advice. A Telegram bot in production + a native Android app (in testing) on a shared backend. RU / EN / HE.
It started as three linked scenarios in a no-code automation builder — it moved to plain Python with a Postgres database and stopped being fragile. An expense goes in as text, a voice message or a photo of the receipt: the shop, date, line items, total and odometer are read straight off it. There is one client and the bot is private, so there is no public link.
The only example here with no interface: the process simply runs on its own. It reads an incoming email, assigns a category and an importance level, files invoices, receipts, contracts and government paperwork to Google Drive under names that mean something instead of the original attachment names, clears the inbox and keeps a register in a spreadsheet. The mail is mixed — Hebrew and English. It runs on a personal mailbox, so what is shown is the mechanism, not the contents.
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