Pilot profile
Nika Studio is one person: custom web design and development, from the idea to the deploy. This is the flight record.
I studied computer engineering and spent two years as a QA Engineer, where I learned in depth how software gets built — and what separates a product that works from one that causes headaches. When the company closed, I took the step I'd been considering for a while: going independent, with my own projects, on my own terms. And with a clear idea of what I wanted to build. A lot of technology today has become grey and predictable, packed with ads and endless subscriptions. I grew up with a different idea of the future brighter, more colourful, more exciting and that's the one I want to bring back. So I build websites and software with character, honest about what they promise, and fairly priced. That's it.
I work on my own code base, so I'm not starting from zero every time — which means less time and lower cost for you. And because it's mine, it carries no limitations: unlike Wix or Ionos templates, here every last detail can be customized.
Trajectory
The ship’s log, in order. The ship marks where I am today; the beam, where I have been.
I complete my Computer Engineering degree, with web development as the field I want to specialize in.
I start working as a QA Engineer. Two years analyzing software from the inside, learning what separates a solid product from one that causes headaches.
I take the step of going independent and lay the foundations of the project: my own development system and an honest, personal way of working.
I launch my own site and build my first custom projects, testing the system on real cases.
I begin development of BoothNook, my first own app: a tool for artists to design and manage their booths at fairs and events
Course
I build websites and software that make life a little easier for the people using them. I work with small businesses and early-stage projects — no generic templates, no impossible quotes. Every site is built from scratch, properly optimized, and priced to be genuinely affordable. Alongside that I develop my own applications, driven by the same idea: technology should take problems off your plate, not add new ones. Because a professional digital presence shouldn't be a luxury.
I grew up with a vision of the future that we've somehow lost: bright, colorful, optimistic. A future where technology would make life simpler, not more complicated. Today's software tends to do the opposite: more friction, more demands on your attention, the feeling that you work for it. I want to bring that promise back — to build tools that feel considered and restore something simple: the sense that technology is on your side.
Onboard protocols
Protocols active on every delivery. Not extras: the checklist before take-off.
I'll tell you what you need and what you don't. No fine print, no filler features, no promises I can't keep.
A professional website shouldn't be a luxury. I work so a small business can have one without giving up quality.
Technology has become grey and predictable. I'd rather build things with colour, personality and a bit of optimism.
Telemetry
Channel open