Our own products.
Two run inside ProCredit Bank. One runs the coworking space we own. One runs this studio. Built by the same crew that takes on client work.
LeadHunter & Vincu
In production · ProCredit Bank
Two years embedded inside ProCredit Bank in Sarajevo. We watched the call room scroll spreadsheets of names with no context, and requests bounce between departments over email. LeadHunter and Vincu are what came out of that.
LeadHunter
AI lead sourcing & scoring
A call-room queue that comes with the reason behind every name — pulled from the public record, scored by Claude.
Read about LeadHunter →Vincu
The bank relationship platform
The connective layer between a bank and everyone it deals with — AI credit decisioning, a customer portal, a sealed document vault and cross-department workflow, all on one shared record.
Read about Vincu →
Exhibit — Vincu Decision, ProCredit backoffice
tersOS
Public · tersos.io
We own a coworking space in Sarajevo. For a year we ran it on someone else's platform at four hundred dollars a month, and the thing didn't understand how a community actually works. So we built tersOS. The space runs on it today — every booking, every member, every display.
Workspace OS for coworking operators
The workspace platform we run our own space on. Bookings, members, floor plans, displays — plus tersAI, a natural-language assistant for the questions your team gets asked twenty times a week.
Read about tersOS →
fig. — tershouse coworking · Sarajevo. The space we own; the space tersOS runs.
betaflow
Waitlist open · betaflow.io
We were paying four tools to half-do what one should — projects in one place, time in another, invoicing somewhere else, status updates in nobody-reads-this Notion. betaflow is what we built so we could stop.
AI-powered agency management
One panel for everything we used to pay four tools for. Projects, clients, invoicing, time, compliance — plus an AI suite that reads your repos and writes the Friday status update for you.
Visit betaflow ↗
fig. — BetaStudio office, top floor · Sarajevo. Where every line of betaflow is written.
It has to earn
We don't build for the portfolio. If a product can't pay for itself inside a year, we don't start it in the first place.
We answer our own pages
Something breaks at 2am, one of us picks up. The people running real businesses on this stuff deserve that, and we'd do it anyway.
Every line is ours
No third-party SaaS duct-taped underneath. No vendor we can't email. If it breaks, the person who wrote it is three Slack messages away.
Weekly or it's dying
A product that hasn't shipped in 30 days is in trouble. We'd rather cut the scope than watch a codebase rot.
The team that builds these takes on client work — on a monthly subscription.