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Rescue and cleanup
Fix the hardest parts first.
Broken WordPress sites, bad plugins, slow loading, and hosting problems that waste your time.
Useful when your current website is slowing you down.
15+ years fixing IT, websites, and hosting. Worked with big companies, agencies, and small teams. Remote work with clients around the world.
Quick intro
Roman "muso.sk" Kovac
I build and fix websites, automation, and servers without causing more chaos.
Best for when your current setup is broken, split across too many tools, or slowing down your business.
Fixed prices once we know exactly what needs to be done.
I work directly with you. No confusing email chains.
I handle the code, the servers, and the launch.
You get clear instructions when the project is done.
What I do best
Where I help the most.
I connect the dots between your website, your tools, and your servers.
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Automation and tools
Automate boring tasks safely.
Connect your tools, set up forms, and use AI to speed up daily work without breaking things.
Useful when you want your team to move faster, but still need human review.
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Astro and modern websites
Build websites that are fast and easy to run.
New websites and rebuilds that load fast, stay secure, and are easy to update.
Good when your next site needs to be simple to manage.
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Hosting and servers
Keep everything running smoothly online.
Manage domains, cloud servers (VPS), DNS, and hosting so your site stays fast and secure.
Good when you need someone to connect your website to the rest of the internet safely.
Public examples
A few public examples.
Examples of the work I take responsibility for.
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EU Laundry
Built the systems behind the website: forms, automated team alerts, customer updates, and billing support.
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FV Player PRO
Helped build a large WordPress video plugin where careful coding mattered more than big design updates.
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Gamers Paradise Hotel
Managed the hotel network, computers, and websites. Kept things running smoothly where downtime ruins the customer experience.
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Hosting and server migrations
Moved client sites to faster cloud servers, fixed broken email setups, and cleaned up bad code.
How to keep projects sane
Good planning beats fake speed.
The problem is clear and easy to explain.
We set a clear, honest plan before we start building.
The person who controls the budget is involved from the start.
The goal is getting it done, not endless meetings.
Start with these guides
The fastest way to see how I plan projects.
Planning guide
Website Development Questionnaire: What to Ask Before You Build
A simple planning guide for a new website. Use these questions to get clear on goals, content, pages, design, budget, and launch before you ask for a quote.
Launch guide
Website Launch Checklist: A Production-Ready Guide
A practical website launch guide covering content, SEO, forms, performance, security, DNS, analytics, and what to check right after release.
Rescue note
Modernization Starts With Diagnosis, Not Rewrites
If an inherited website or app is slow, fragile, or hard to change, do not jump straight to a rewrite. Start with diagnosis. This is the rescue flow I use before scoping modernization work.
Start here
If you are ready to start, tell me the basics.
Tell me what is broken, what you want to achieve, and any strict limits you have (like time or budget).
What to include
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What is broken or slowing you down?
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What tools and hosting do you use right now?
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What needs to happen first?
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Who has the budget and access to approve the work?