A good website or web application is not a business card, it is a working tool: data updates itself, and enquiries all land in one place. Atomas builds custom websites and web applications with their own management system and integrations, so nothing has to be typed in twice.
Data comes straight from the system you already use — no re-entering it by hand. Text, photos and listings can be changed in-house, without calling a developer. And someone on a phone finds what they came for in seconds.
Four things I do every day.
Websites and landing pages
From the first sketch to launch. Structure, copy placement and speed are arranged so that within seconds it is clear what is on offer and what to do next.
Web applications
Customer portals, internal tools, dashboards, search and filters. The things that have to work every day, not just look good in a demo.
Management system and integrations
An admin area built into the site or app, with data connected to the systems already in use — so nothing has to be moved across by hand.
Fixing an existing website
For a site that already exists but is slow or cannot be found. The bottleneck gets located and fixed — without a rebuild from scratch, if one is not genuinely needed.
How the work runs
Five steps from the first conversation to handing over the keys. No surprises and no "we will see later".
Conversation
We work out what the site is for and what is expected of it. Free.
Design
I show you how it will look. We adjust until it fits — before any code.
Staging version
A working site on a private link. Click it, test it, comment on it.
Launch
Moved to the real address, with Google and tracking set up.
Handover
All files are handed to you. I show you how to run it yourself.
The most recent work — real estate websites with their own management systems. Both can be opened and looked around.
Real estate
Estate agency website with a custom management system. Listings arrive automatically from two separate CRMs — one Lithuanian, one Spanish.
What was built
Real estate
Estate broker website with a listings management system: property statuses, incoming enquiries and open-house times all in one place.
What was built
Speed you can verify
Speed is usually just promised. These are real numbers from the sites above, with a link so anyone can measure them again.
Dorlucrum
ReACTION
Measured on a desktop with a good connection, so on a phone with weaker signal the numbers will be higher. The links go to Google PageSpeed Insights — re-measure any time.
Why some websites are heavy and others are not
A site is usually assembled from a pile of ready-made add-ons. Each one brings its own code, styles and images — even when only a fraction of it is ever used. I assemble only what the page actually needs.
Page weight
Measured on desktop in September 2026. The agencies are deliberately unnamed — these are real Lithuanian real estate websites, and anyone can measure them again.
What that means on a phone
Calculated on a weak mobile connection — the kind you get in a lift, a basement, or driving through a forest.
How many things need constant updating
On a conventional site every add-on is a separate thing to update, and a separate way in. With two or three dozen of them, that is as many chances for something to break after a routine update. My sites have no add-on layer at all — only the foundation needs maintaining.
When a ready-made system is the better choice
If you need a blog with several hundred articles, several authors and a modest budget, a ready-made system will be cheaper and faster to launch. In that case I will say so, rather than sell you something you do not need.
But I want to edit it myself
And you will. Text, photos, listings and SEO are all changed in your own management system — without a developer and without a monthly fee to me.
Try it yourself
This is the management system a client gets. Change something on the left and watch what happens to the site on the right.
Two-room apartment for sale in Užupis
2 rooms · 48 m²
265,000 €
Vilnius
Nothing is saved — this is a demo.
How this differs from working with an agency.
Who you talk to
Design and build
When you see something real
Speed and visibility
Who ends up owning the site
What you pay for
What happens after launch
Agencies are not bad — they are simply more expensive and slower. If what you need is a large team, several services under one roof and formal process, an agency is the better choice.
The questions that come up most often.
A fast, clear website produces more enquiries from the same number of visitors. All of the work happens in one pair of hands, so there is no second team to coordinate and no hours billed for two of them explaining things to each other. What is left is a page Google can find and a person reads without effort.
Let’s talk about the project
A few sentences about what needs building and by when is enough. An answer comes within one business day — with a concrete proposal, a timeline and a price.
Currently taking on 1–2 new projects a month.
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