Tezo Gogaladze

UI and UX matter. They take taste, clarity, and attention to detail. I've got you there.

But what really decides whether a product survives is structure.

Roles. Permissions. Data flows. What happens when things go wrong. What happens when you scale.

That's the part most people don't see. That's what I do.

Good design on the surface. Solid architecture underneath.

Both matter. You get both.

My work centers around multi-role systems (customers, staff, admins), booking and scheduling platforms, location-based apps, SaaS tools, and business automation. I design the architecture first — entities, workflows, permissions — and then build both frontend and backend myself.

I run a micro-studio and actively build production platforms, including a multi-city restaurant booking ecosystem with a customer app, a tablet app for staff, and an operations dashboard. These systems manage real availability, real staff coordination, and real operational constraints — not demo data.

If you have an idea, an early prototype, or a manual process that needs to become a structured system, I help you turn it into something production-ready and maintainable.

The goal isn't to impress with complexity.

It's to build software that reduces operational friction for real people — staff, managers, and founders — and continues to work as the business grows.