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A digital workshop founded in 2008. We write code, solder boards, design sensors and contribute to open source — obsessed that every detail matters.
TechCorner is not a delivery studio. It's a workshop where every line of code, every sensor pin, every commit goes through a filter — "is this worth shipping?"
TechCorner started in 2008, when programming was still a solitary game. Since then the craft hasn't stopped evolving: languages, paradigms, platforms, boards — because each new technology is another lens to understand problems.
From simple websites to distributed apps, from Arduino sensors to custom PCBs, from scripts to internally trained LLMs — every project is a chance to practice the craft.
"Good" isn't enough. A working system is the minimum. What matters is how it feels, what it maintains, what it hides, and what it reveals.
A journey in stages. Each year brought a lesson worth keeping.
First serious encounter with PHP, HTML and MySQL. Curiosity turns into daily habit.
Move to Node.js, learn server architectures, begin commercial projects.
Enter Arduino and C. Integrate electronics with software — first designed board.
Swift, then React Native. Client apps distributed on stores.
Consolidate the practice under a name. First contracts under TechCorner.
Docker, CI/CD, infrastructure as code. Orchestrate systems, not just apps.
Training custom models, embedding LLMs in business flows (Mediscan).
Working on inspection systems, industrial automation and OSS contributions.
A selection of projects built at TechCorner, from product to infrastructure.
Inspection management platform: field sensors, mobile apps, dedicated CRM and presentation website.
↗Full automation for car wash stations — from sensors to operator interface and presentation site.
↗Internally trained LLM for medical context, clinical apps and corporate website.
↗Applications for parts management and search, inventory optimization and B2B flows.
↗Contribution to the open source Code4Romania project — platform for election observers.
↗No technology hoarding. Every tool is chosen for the job.
Direct client engagement. No middlemen, no layers.
From MVP to distributed system. Design, stack, scaling.
Web, mobile, desktop apps — built with care.
Sensors, PCB, firmware — wired into your software.
Code review, performance optimization, architecture.
The "now" page — updated when there's something to say, not constantly.
Published rarely, but always with something worth saying.
On why your own hardware is still the fastest path from idea to product.
Pragmatic fine-tuning on medical context, without hype or fear of hallucinations.
On the habit of publishing incomplete things and what it teaches you.
Lessons from a real project — what I changed from the standard template.
For projects, collaborations, or questions — write directly.