product · systems · AI
U.S. clients · studio in Europe

we are a hybrid agency. digital products, operational systems & intelligent workflows

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01 · About the studio

IT solutions of any complexity

В'ячеслав Муністер - засновник Munister Agency

Vyacheslav Munister

Founder, Munister Agency

Leads a small, hands-on team built around one idea: every project deserves real thought, not just fast delivery - concept first, code second.

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Munister Agency is a full-cycle IT studio: one team designs, builds, ships and keeps things running - no relay race between agencies and no lost context along the way. Since 2024 we've taken 10+ products from a blank page to real production: media platforms people actually read and listen to, ERP systems running real warehouses, fintech and edtech tools handling real users, and archival projects preserving real history.

Web & product, automation & AI, business systems - from a one-page site to an ERP with inventory and payments. Every project has its own domain and real users.

We work as a small team: design, code, launch and support in one pair of hands, no subcontractors. The stack - from static to Next.js, Flask and PostgreSQL - fits the task.

10+live projects
7languages
360°full cycle

Principles that don't bend

01

In-house, end to end

Design, code, launch and support in one team - no handoffs to subcontractors, no broken telephone between stages.

02

Production, not mockups

Every project ships to its own domain and real users - we show working products, not Figma concepts.

03

Stack fits the task

From a single HTML page to Next.js and PostgreSQL - we pick tech for the goal and budget, not for fashion.

What we
do

We connect structure, design, code, content, integrations and support into one clear delivery line.

01Web · Product

Websites & web apps

Landing pages, company sites, media projects and stores with clean structure, fast loading and a solid SEO base.

  • Information architecture and UX
  • Responsive frontend and CMS
  • SEO, analytics and performance
  • Deployment, domain and handover
Starting at $1,200 Typical scope2–8 weeks Design · build · launch
02Mobile · PWA

Mobile solutions

PWA and responsive interfaces that feel natural on phones, tablets and desktop screens.

  • Installable PWA experience
  • Offline and caching strategy
  • Notifications and device flows
  • iOS and Android browser QA
Starting at $1,800 Typical scope3–10 weeks Prototype · build · QA
03Automation · Ops

Automation

CRM logic, Telegram bots, admin panels, API integrations and flows that remove manual routine.

  • Workflow and data mapping
  • External API integrations
  • Operational admin interface
  • Permissions and documentation
Starting at $900 Typical scope2–6 weeks Map · connect · automate
04AI · Content

AI and content

Practical AI features: assistants, editorial pipelines, search, drafts and moderation where they genuinely help.

  • Model and provider evaluation
  • Retrieval and content pipelines
  • Human review and safeguards
  • Usage, cost and quality analytics
Starting at $1,400 Typical scope2–6 weeks Prototype · safeguards · handover
05E-commerce · ERP

E-commerce & ERP

Catalogues, carts, payments, inventory, orders and reports in your own system without extra subscriptions.

  • Catalogue and customer journey
  • Payments and order lifecycle
  • Inventory, imports and permissions
  • Reports and operational controls
Starting at $2,400 Typical scope4–12 weeks Flows · data · operations
06Audit · Advisory

Audit, rescue & advisory

Independent product, UX, SEO and technical review for inherited systems, stalled launches and expensive uncertainty.

  • Code, UX and architecture review
  • Performance, SEO and security risks
  • Prioritised remediation roadmap
  • Senior implementation support
Starting at $600 Typical scope1–3 weeks Audit · stabilise · support

Start where
the risk is.

You do not need a perfect brief or a commitment to a full rebuild. We can begin with the question that is costing the most time, attention or revenue.

02 · Standards & technology

Beautiful outside.
Disciplined underneath.

We treat design quality and engineering quality as the same job. The exact stack changes; the production discipline does not.

01Experience

Accessible by default

Semantic structure, keyboard paths, visible focus, readable contrast and touch targets designed toward WCAG 2.2 AA.

  • Responsive from 360 px upward
  • Reduced-motion support
  • Content hierarchy and form clarity
02Performance

Fast enough to feel immediate

Core Web Vitals guide image strategy, bundle size, rendering and caching — measured on real devices, not assumed.

  • LCP, INP and CLS budgets
  • Responsive images and lazy loading
  • Caching and delivery strategy
03Reliability

Safe releases, visible systems

Validation, permissions, backups, logs and rollback thinking are designed before launch — not after the first incident.

  • Staging and release checks
  • Monitoring and actionable errors
  • Backup and recovery plan
04Security

Minimum access, explicit trust

We reduce attack surface with role-based access, input validation, secret separation and dependency review appropriate to the product.

  • Least-privilege permissions
  • Validated uploads and API inputs
  • Privacy-aware integrations

Architecture, deliberately chosen

One stack is not a strategy.

We choose the lightest architecture that can carry the product safely. A campaign site should not inherit SaaS complexity; an ERP should not be built like a landing page.

01

Experience layer

Semantic HTML, modern CSS, TypeScript, React and Next.js when component state or server rendering creates real value.

HTML · CSS · TS · React · Next.js
02

Application layer

Node.js or Python services, REST APIs, background jobs and admin tools designed around the operational workflow.

Node.js · Python · Flask · APIs
03

Data & operations

Relational data models, safe imports, search, roles and reporting that remain understandable as the product grows.

PostgreSQL · SQLite · D1 · R2
04

Infrastructure & delivery

Cloudflare, Linux, Docker, Nginx and Git-based deployment with monitoring, cache rules and documented ownership.

Cloudflare · Docker · Linux · CI/CD
05

AI & integrations

LLM workflows, structured retrieval and external services with human review, cost controls and graceful fallbacks.

OpenAI · LLM APIs · Webhooks · OAuth

Not every project needs every technology. Every project does need a clear reason for what is included, what is excluded and how it will be maintained.

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Fifty states,
one working day.

We are a European studio and we do not pretend otherwise. What matters to a U.S. client is simpler than a flag on a page: how many hours a day we are awake at the same time, and who answers when something breaks. Both are on this map.

51states & D.C. served
6time zones covered
10–22our day, Kyiv time
3–6 hdaily overlap, coast to coast

Every state, by postal code

Overlap is calculated live from the IANA time-zone database against a 9-to-5 workday in your state, so it stays right through both countries’ daylight-saving changes. Split states are named honestly: Florida’s Panhandle, West River in South Dakota and El Paso keep their own clocks. Boundaries come from the U.S. Census Bureau.

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Our
projects

Live products used every day.

radio.munister.com.ua
Radio Winnipeg - live radio interface
01Radio · WebRTC
Radio Winnipeg radio.munister.com.ua

Live radio platform with schedule, chat and guest call-ins. A listener can join the broadcast from the browser, while the team manages programming from an admin panel.

Open
TeachEd
02EdTech · SaaS
TeachEd teached.tech

Education workspace for ESL teachers: exercise generators, tests, vocabulary cards, lesson timer and a fast class-start flow across devices.

Open
EPRIS Journal
03Design · Journal
EPRIS Journal eprisjournal.com

Editorial journal for design, travel and interiors: a strong cover, issue structure, articles and a visual system that feels like a complete independent publication.

Open
ARM Bank
04FinTech · Tools
ARM Bank bank.munister.com.ua

Personal finance cabinet: currency converter, loan calculator, expense tracking and clear navigation for everyday money decisions.

Open
AM Publishing
05Publishing · Shop
AM Publishing ampublishing.org

Website for a Berlin publisher: book catalog, cart, author pages, legal sections and an editorial presentation that supports the literary brand.

Open
shop.maniagroup.com.ua
Mania Group ERP - storefront
06Retail · ERP
Mania Group ERP shop.maniagroup.com.ua

Operating system for a clothing store: catalog from XLS exports, S-XXL size matrix, inventory, orders and assortment control without extra platforms.

Open
Blue Ferret
07Publishing · Games
Blue Ferret blueferret.com.ua

Board-game publisher website: clean catalog, cover-led product pages and fast static delivery on its own domain.

Open
EPRIS Design
08E-commerce · Interiors
EPRIS Design eprisjournal.com/design

Interior-goods storefront for EPRIS: curated selections, moodboard logic, product cards and a calm magazine rhythm instead of a generic shop.

Open
Help Us Help
09Nonprofit · Web
Help Us Help helpushelpua.com

Website for the Help Us Help charity ecosystem: history, principles, programs and projects presented calmly, transparently and with trust first.

Open
062.dn.ua
062 Donetsk - city memorial archive
10Culture · Archive
062 Donetsk 062.dn.ua

Digital city archive: panoramas, history, then / now galleries and a bilingual longread about pre-war Donetsk.

Open
Wheat fields rolling to the horizon in Kansas

Two coasts and everything between

Most of the work
is in the middle.

Manufacturers, distributors, clinics, school districts and family firms run on systems nobody has redrawn in fifteen years. They rarely make a design award list. They are the briefs we like most, and the ones where a working system changes the week of everyone who touches it.

Discuss a project

Photograph: Carol M. Highsmith Archive, Library of Congress · public domain

From brief
to launch

01

You describe the task

Tell us the goal, who it is for, where the friction is and what “better” would look like. A one-paragraph email is enough to start.

Goal · context · constraints · timeline

02

We propose a solution

We turn the problem into a clear delivery plan: the right point of entry, architecture, scope, milestones, risks and an honest estimate.

Approach · stack · milestones · estimate

03

We ship to production

We ship a real product on your domain, document the important decisions and stay available for the next iteration when it makes sense.

QA · launch · documentation · next steps

Tell us what
you are solving.

A few lines are enough to start. We read every message ourselves and answer with a real next step, not a brochure.

  • One senior team, no subcontractors
  • An answer within one working day
  • No obligation and no sales sequence

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We use what you write to answer you. Nothing else, nobody else.