DevSentinel

We design and build professional websites that can grow with your business

From landing pages and company sites to larger information architectures. When a website is no longer enough, we also build dedicated applications.

  • Landing pages and company websites with a clear offer and a path to contact
  • Sites ready for content growth and further development
  • Search-engine-ready structure, performance and a solid mobile experience

A website as a business tool

Not a brochure “because we should have one”. A clear offer, a working mobile layout, performance and room to grow.

  • A considered process

    Goal, audience and scope first. Then design, build and launch.

  • Readable on a phone

    Layout and copy designed for the screen most clients actually use.

  • Performance and technical hygiene

    Speed, a clean structure and search-engine-ready setup — without ranking promises.

  • Room to grow

    After launch you can add pages, integrations, and an application when needed.

Which type of website fits your business?

Delivery levels, not a price list. We match the scope to the goal — from a campaign landing page to a larger site.

Landing page

For a specific service, product, campaign or single goal.

  • One page: offer, benefits, CTA and form
  • Mobile layout, analytics and performance
  • Technical preparation for search engines

Company website

For a business that needs a complete, professional online presence.

  • Homepage, offer, about, contact and service pages
  • Forms, analytics and a responsive layout
  • SEO-ready structure: headings, metadata, sitemap

Larger search-engine-ready site

For companies that want to grow content and architecture — not an “SEO package”.

  • Multiple pages, a blog or knowledge hub
  • Information architecture, schema.org, internal linking
  • A structure ready for further content work or an SEO specialist

Comprehensive site

For companies treating the website as a serious business tool.

  • Many pages, custom components, multilingual setup
  • Integrations, analytics and a more advanced structure
  • Room for further development, automation and applications

DevSentinel projects

Own products and demonstration concepts. Client website case studies will appear here when they are ready to publish — we do not invent fake clients.

Logo Recevio

Recevio

AI virtual reception for service businesses

A SaaS platform that automates enquiry handling from the website, Instagram and Facebook, helping collect leads, answer requests and book appointments — across service industries.

  • AI chat, website widget and Instagram / Messenger integration
  • Leads, enquiries, appointments and calendar integrations
  • Business dashboard, follow-up and customer-service automation

Next.js · Gemini AI · Supabase · Stripe · Meta

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BeautyBoost AI

AI reception 24/7 for beauty salons

A product specialised for the beauty industry: turns Instagram, Messenger and website messages into bookings. The AI assistant answers questions about services, prices and availability — even outside business hours.

BeautyBoost AI is an industry-specific version of the solution for the beauty sector, built on a shared core with Recevio.

  • AI chat, website widget and Meta integration (Instagram, Messenger)
  • Leads, bookings and calendars (Google, Outlook, ICS)
  • Salon dashboard, follow-up and reactivation campaigns

Next.js · Gemini AI · Supabase · Stripe · Meta

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KinderFlow

Platform for nurseries and kindergartens

SaaS that connects management, teachers and parents in one place. MEN-compliant documentation, communication, finances, QR attendance and a substitute teacher marketplace — without scattered spreadsheets and paper.

  • Facility dashboard, daily records and documentation aligned with Polish requirements
  • Parent app, messaging and real-time notifications
  • QR check-in/out, staff schedules and substitute marketplace

Next.js · Flutter · Node.js · PostgreSQL · PWA

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See the scope of web application development services.

How a website is built

A process a business owner can follow — from understanding the offer to launch and further growth.

1

We learn the company

Offer, clients, goals and what the website should actually do.

2

We agree the scope

Page structure, functions, forms and what we will not do in this round.

3

Visual direction

How the brand is presented, matched to the offer and audience.

4

Content and materials

We organise the content, photos and materials you provide and fit them into the page structure.

5

Development

Building the site: layout, content, forms and the mobile version.

6

Testing

We check phones, behaviour, performance and correctness before launch.

7

Launch

Go-live, domain, final checks and handoff.

8

Growth

If the project needs it, we grow it with new pages, integrations, automation or features.

Why DevSentinel

DevSentinel designs and builds websites and applications with a clear goal, maintainable code and room to grow. Our own SaaS products shape business decisions, not only technical ones — from launch through sales and operations.

Cybersecurity experience is part of DevSentinel’s history and competence. It influences quality, architecture and technical responsibility on websites and apps. Separate audit, pentest and KSC/NIS2 services remain available where they are needed.

You work directly with DevSentinel — concrete contact about scope, priorities and next steps, at a scale suited to direct collaboration.

Product and growth

Own products shape business decisions, not only technical ones

Engineering discipline

Security and quality considered from the start, not added at the end

Delivery

From scope through launch to maintenance and further growth

Reviews and collaboration

What clients and colleagues say

“Krzysztof organised our deployments and system maintenance. Thanks to automation and better infrastructure configuration, the system runs stably and predictably. Cooperation was concrete and effective.”

Mariusz Klinkosz

Owner, Re-Druk (e-commerce)

“Professional approach, very good communication and smooth delivery. The project was implemented with care for stability and security.”

Katarzyna Niedźwiedzka

Respect Energy – energy

“I had the pleasure of working with Krzysztof at two companies. Each time he impressed with professionalism, commitment and a great approach to collaboration. He is a reliable and trustworthy specialist, focused on achieving goals.”

Alex Iwański

UMMO – sales

Source: LinkedIn

“Krzysztof quickly got into the project and started delivering real results. I value the engineering approach, clear communication and responsibility for the outcome. Cooperation without the unnecessary agency layer.”

Andrzej

NDA

E-commerce (NDA)

Reviews are from clients and colleagues in e-commerce, energy and IT. Some projects under NDA.

When a website is no longer enough

A website presents the offer and collects contact. An application runs a process or function: dashboards, internal systems, MVPs and business tools.

  • Web applications, client panels and dashboards

  • Internal systems and dedicated tools for the company

  • MVPs and platforms grown after the first launch

Once the core product works, we can grow the processes around it

Automation, integrations and AI-supported solutions where they cut manual work — not as a marketing slogan.

  • Form → CRM → workflow

    An enquiry from the site reaches the system, gets a status and continues without retyping data.

  • Connecting several systems

    Data moves between tools you already use: payments, calendar, messaging, APIs.

  • Support for a concrete process

    Classifying enquiries, working with documents or an assistant in support — only where it has a measurable effect.

Cybersecurity is part of DevSentinel’s competence

Security experience shapes how solutions are designed. Audits, pentests and KSC/NIS2 support remain a separate, full offer — we do not reduce them to “secure websites”.

National Cybersecurity System 2026 — Key and important entities, KSC Register, S46, ISMS, incidents and audits — a practical guide to new obligations.

NIS2 implementation support

Current-state assessment, gaps, documentation, risk management and incident processes — organising requirements for how the organisation actually works.

Cybersecurity & NIS2

IT security audits

Review of infrastructure, applications, access and procedures with prioritised findings and a remediation plan.

IT security audit

Penetration testing

Web application and API pentests: real attack paths, clear risk priorities and remediation support.

Penetration testing

IT security quiz · Full cybersecurity offer

Frequently asked questions

Questions that usually come up before commissioning a website

With a conversation about the company, offer and website goal. From that we pick the delivery level: landing page, company site, a larger search-engine-ready site, or a comprehensive site.
It depends on scope, materials and the number of pages. A simpler landing page is faster than a larger site. We agree a timeline after the scope is clear — no rigid “by yesterday” promises.
The number of unique views, the state of content, how custom the design is, forms, integrations, migration and language versions. Scope and pricing are agreed before work starts. We do not publish a fixed price list.
Yes. The project is built for your brand, offer and clients. We do not ship a ready-made template as “your website”.
Yes — layout, copy and forms are designed for mobile, because that is often where contact with the company starts.
Yes on the technical side: heading structure, metadata, sitemap, canonicals, schema.org where it makes sense, performance. That is SEO-ready preparation, not an SEO ranking service and not a promise of Google positions.
Yes. After launch you can add pages, a blog, integrations, or move to an application when accounts, dashboards or processes appear.
When the site should not only present the offer but run a function: login, dashboards, workflow, payments, an internal system. Then we build an application as a separate product.
The site is live, analytics and consent are configured as agreed, and further development is planned when there is a real need — not as a mandatory subscription.

Let's talk about your project

A few light details about the project and your contact — we will sort out the rest together. Applications, automation and cybersecurity belong here too.

Project — optional

What do you need?
What matters most?
When would you like to start?

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Let's talk about your website

A landing page, company site or a larger information architecture — a short note about the goal is enough to propose a next step. Applications and cybersecurity are discussed here too.