ELEO
Hand-forged metal pavilions, gazebos and fencing sold across six European markets from one shared stack on WordPress and Shopify.
12 Live domains
Work
Every project listed here answers on the open web right now. The list is filtered by platform and market, and each link goes straight to the running site.
62 projects
Hand-forged metal pavilions, gazebos and fencing sold across six European markets from one shared stack on WordPress and Shopify.
12 Live domains
Own product: an astrology platform with a public site, a customer app and a calculation API serving over 750 endpoints, with SDKs published in five languages.
Built solo · 3 Live domains
QA engineering bootcamp with a full course catalogue, admissions funnel and student-facing content, built on WordPress for the US market.
Built solo
Direct-to-consumer underwear brand on Shopify, built around a fit-led product page and a catalogue that leans on comparison rather than volume.
Ukrainian publishing house selling its own catalogue on Shopify, with the storefront and the ordering flow adapted to a local market.
Built solo
Heavy-duty truck and municipal equipment parts on Shopify, a catalogue where fitment data matters more than merchandising.
Built solo
Sports nutrition store for the Mexican market on WooCommerce, with local payment and shipping options wired into the checkout.
Built solo · 4 Live domains
Polish telemedicine service where a doctor consultation is booked and paid for in one flow, with the appointment logic built into WordPress.
IV therapy and aesthetics clinic in Wyoming selling treatments and packages through Shopify.
Regional tourism portal for the Thuringian Rennsteig, with accommodation, events and route content in one WordPress site.
International law firm with offices in London and Israel, presenting practice areas and people across a bilingual WordPress site.
Aerodynamic parts for BMW and Mercedes on Shopify, where every product has to resolve to an exact model and year.
Polish law firm site with practice areas, team profiles and publications, built on WordPress.
Urban beekeeping company in Warsaw selling honey and hive sponsorships through Shopify.
Polish B2B store for exhibition and advertising systems on Magento, with a configurable product catalogue.
British rugby apparel brand running on a custom stack rather than a hosted platform.
Language-learning TV channel with a web platform for lessons and video, published in several languages.
Menswear retailer in Bayreuth presenting collections, brands and store information on WordPress.
Polish manufacturer of water purification systems for laboratories, with a technical product catalogue on WordPress.
Movement education company with a public site and a separate online learning platform for certified coaches.
2 Live domains
Norwegian consumer portal comparing financial products across a large set of generated comparison pages.
Behind bot protection, opens in a browser
Danish loan comparison service running on a custom stack, built around structured product data.
Pet grooming products brand on Shopify, selling to both professional groomers and owners.
Israeli automation integrator presenting industrial solutions and case studies on WordPress in Hebrew.
American handmade leather goods brand on Shopify, with a made-to-order catalogue.
Netanya real estate agency with property listings and search in Hebrew, built on WordPress.
Non-profit organisation site with programme, publication and membership content on WordPress.
Ukrainian-language news portal for readers living in Poland, publishing daily on WordPress.
Built solo
German law practice site with practice areas and contact routing, built on WordPress.
German manufacturer of vibration sensors and condition monitoring hardware, selling B2B through Shopify in several markets.
Danish loan comparison site with generated comparison and provider pages on WordPress.
Canadian debt relief service with eligibility content, calculators and a lead flow on WordPress.
Dental products and services site with a product catalogue and clinic-facing content on WordPress.
Ukrainian jewellery design studio on Shopify, selling made-to-order pieces with option-driven products.
Hebrew gratitude and wellbeing publication with a daily content format on WordPress.
Handmade baby mobiles and nursery decor on Shopify, a small catalogue with heavy customisation options.
Eco-design pet products brand on Shopify, selling into the US market.
Israeli digital marketing agency site presenting services and clients in Hebrew, built on WordPress.
Israeli pest control service with service areas and a booking flow on WordPress.
Israeli travel agency running a Magento catalogue of tours and packages, behind a bot-protection layer.
Behind bot protection, opens in a browser
Polish lingerie boutique on Shopify, running the same catalogue for the Polish and French markets.
Same client: Zaletta, Lovita, Maybella
2 Live domains
The German-language storefront of the same lingerie group, serving Germany and Italy from one catalogue.
Same client: Valetta, Lovita, Maybella
2 Live domains
A second brand of the same owner, aimed at a younger Polish buyer with its own catalogue and look.
The group's third brand, sold in Poland and France under a separate domain and a separate look.
Same client: Valetta, Zaletta, Lovita
2 Live domains
Polish footwear and leather goods retailer on Shopify, with a deep size and colour matrix.
Supplement brand selling immune-support formulas, where the label claims have to stay inside advertising rules.
Austrian storefront of an international brand, adapted to local pricing, shipping and language.
Gaming furniture and room fit-out, sold as configurable products rather than fixed SKUs.
Forklifts and construction machinery on WooCommerce, a catalogue where a single item costs more than most carts.
Polish maker of natural cosmetics for dogs and cats, selling its own production directly.
Medical workwear for clinics and salons, where the buyer orders by role and by fit, not by season.
Export platform putting Ukrainian handmade makers in front of buyers abroad, in several languages.
Kyiv fragrance shop on a custom stack, built around scent families rather than a flat product grid.
Ukrainian shop for babies and small children, where the catalogue is browsed by age far more than by brand.
An artist selling original abstract canvases, where each piece is a single unit that ships once.
Painting workshop selling originals, prints and framing as separate lines from one WooCommerce catalogue.
Handmade bridal veils made to order, where the product page has to carry length, colour and trim choices.
Woodworking tools sold to a US audience that arrives from search with a specific job in mind.
A foundation publishing long-form research on global catastrophic risk, where reading depth matters more than checkout.
A communications product site where the download and the plan comparison carry the whole page.
Pastry and baking cookbooks sold internationally, a small catalogue that lives or dies on the product page.
Travel agency site where the enquiry form, not the cart, is the conversion.
Published
One calculation API, delivered as SDKs in three languages, an MCP server, a WordPress plugin and an embeddable widget. Every one is public: open the registry and check the version and the download count yourself.
Own product, built and maintained end to end: the API, the client libraries, the plugin review on wordpress.org and the releases. Download numbers are left on the registries rather than copied here, so nothing on this page can go stale.
About this list
Every domain here was fetched and read before it was published: response code, final URL after redirects, page title. Projects that stopped answering, lost their domain or now serve someone else are not on the list, and a script in the repository re-runs the same check before each publish. Fifty domains answered on the day this page went up.
The list runs from WordPress and WooCommerce through Shopify and Magento to fully custom stacks, across markets in Germany, Poland, Ukraine, Israel, the United States, the Nordics and Mexico. That breadth is why the service catalogue is wide: each entry there came from work that already exists somewhere on this page.
Some of these were built solo, some in a team, some inherited and rebuilt. Where the role is not stated on a card, it is because the attribution has not been confirmed yet rather than because it was hidden. Own products are labelled as own products and never presented as client work.
Work under a current employment or an NDA is not shown, whatever it looked like. Projects whose domains have died are removed rather than left behind as a longer list. The point of the page is that you can click every entry.
Questions
No, and the page does not claim that. Some were built from scratch, some were rebuilds, some were long-running maintenance and feature work on a site somebody else started. Where a card states a role, that is the honest one.
For client projects, no: the code belongs to the client. For own products the repositories and published packages are open, and the case pages link to them.
Two reasons. Work that is covered by a current employment or an NDA is not shown. Projects whose sites are gone were removed instead of listed as dead links.
Most likely yes, and the fastest way to find out is to send what you have and what should change. Each case page links to the services it involved.
Send what exists and what should change. You get a scope and a price back, not a discovery call.
A tool, not legal advice - no guarantee of compliance.