21 recent projects · 5 industry groups
This page lists 21 recent Kodem projects, grouped by industry and described by what was built and what was measured at handover. There are no invented names, sample testimonials or star ratings here. If you are considering us, we can arrange a call with a past client whose project is close to yours.
Projects
Each card is one project. The highlighted figure comes from that project's own test output; the case studies page explains how the main ones were measured.
A site that had attracted search traffic for years was moved to a new custom-coded architecture. Every old address was checked one by one, so its standing in search engines was preserved.
Pages covering the same topic were competing against each other in search results. The content was re-planned and moved to custom code with service, area, glossary and regulation pages.
The old site had no sitemap, opened on four different addresses, and its contact form sent messages nowhere. It was rewritten from scratch while keeping its well-known animated homepage.
Every enquiry is written to disk and also sent by email; phone, WhatsApp and form are measured separately. Service and area pages were written for visitors arriving from ads.
Completed work is shown project by project, with photographs; service pages and a knowledge centre sit under the same roof.
The old static site was replaced with a structure that groups services by the questions buyers ask; industry pages and a summary file for AI search engines were added.
An ordering system for dealers, with a colour-variant product catalogue, a persistent quote basket and a seven-stage order flow.
Wholesale buyers want to see fruit by calibre and storage conditions; the facility, product and contact pages were built around that question.
Products from different brands were arranged by the product group a buyer is looking for; each product has its own page.
Two separate sites were merged into one and built from scratch for local search, with district pages, calculators and connected structured data.
The old site was throwing errors and could not offer a secure connection. Service, district and route pages were rebuilt together with a moving cost calculator.
Title, description and campaign fields for each district are managed from a panel; blog, call-back requests and messages are on one screen.
Rental requests are usually urgent; the form is validated and turned into a ready-to-send WhatsApp message, so the team sees the request immediately.
Pages focused on services, training and organised industrial zones; service and FAQ structured data on every service, with automatically generated cover images.
The question asked most on the phone was "how much?". A 12-item calculator now sends the result as a ready WhatsApp message.
A page for each room type, the 20 questions guests ask most, and a direct WhatsApp line for booking requests.
Customer accounts, warehouse in and out movements, a cheque portfolio, commissions and the journal in one system, with in-cell editing so the team keeps its spreadsheet habits.
An end-to-end platform for property, vehicle and product listings: listing fields that change by category, search, messaging, price assessment and moderation.
Companies showcase their machine fleets; renters open requests and collect offers, with a document verification badge and a booking flow.
Malicious code had been planted on the old server. 101 products, each with its own original usage text, were moved to a clean infrastructure together with beekeeping calculators and a glossary.
Posts were organised into categories; a short quiz that suggests a route, a newsletter and RSS were added.
Projects are anonymised: we do not publish client names without written consent. Figures are from handover-day tests; live values may change over time.
Across the portfolio
Each total below is the sum of figures already shown in individual projects, nothing estimated.
Why the projects are anonymised
We publish a client's name only after they agree in writing. Until then, a project is described by its sector, its type and its measured results. That keeps their business private and keeps this page honest.
For the same reason, you will not find testimonials or star ratings that cannot be traced to a real person. Traffic and sales figures belong to our clients and are not shared without their permission; we also do not publish growth percentages whose source we cannot show.
How to verify us
When choosing a software supplier, the strongest evidence is another client's experience and the documents a project actually produced.
From ledger to system
Some businesses run on a paper ledger, scattered spreadsheets and phone calls. For a cold storage operator, we turned handwritten ledger calculations into role-based business software that records every change, without forcing the team to drop habits that worked.
Staff still edit figures directly in table cells, as they did in their spreadsheets. Behind the screen, permissions are checked on the server and each change is logged with who made it and when.
Our own products
The same team and the same standards. Starting from a ready core can shorten a project in these sectors; each one is customised for the buyer.
Questions
We do not publish client names without written consent, so each project is described by sector, type and measured result. At quote stage, we ask the client whose project is closest to yours to speak with you directly.
From each project's own tests: redirect checks, Lighthouse reports, accessibility audits and automated test suites. They describe the day of handover; values on a live site can move as content and traffic change.
We do not publish ratings that cannot be verified. We ask clients to leave reviews on our Google Business Profile under their own accounts, where each one appears with its author's name.
The underlying problems are not tied to one market: moving a site without losing search standing, connecting orders to several channels, replacing paperwork with software. We run international projects remotely with written milestones and private preview links.
Yes. These are some of our recent projects, not a complete list. In the discovery call we listen to how your business works and then explain which project is closest and what worked there.
Website plans start at $1,000 and e-commerce plans at $3,000, as one-time project fees plus applicable taxes. Custom software is quoted item by item after the discovery call.
Describe your project in a few lines. On the discovery call we share the closest reference and sample handover documents.
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