This isn't vibe coding
It's a carefully built orchestration of AI agents that can autonomously build your software — from analysis to deployment.
Custom development at a fraction of the usual cost. No six-figure invoices from agencies. No undetected security holes. You tell me what you need — I make sure it works.
Vibe coding sounds nice — you sit down with an AI, type something in, something comes out. The problem is that it still takes a lot of human time before you actually finish the job. And when the person at the keyboard doesn't know the rules a seasoned developer knows, the result often runs fine but ships with security holes nobody notices. These days that can cost you dearly.
I do it differently. I've built a carefully designed orchestration of specialized AI agents, each with a defined role — one analyzes, one designs the architecture, one writes the code, one tests, one watches for security issues. The whole process runs fully autonomously. I oversee it and stand behind the result.
Five steps from brief to finished software
Turnaround time depends on my current workload and naturally on the scope of the software. But once we nail down the brief, the development itself takes a matter of days while I orchestrate the agents. The agents work autonomously, but I supervise quality and output — I run the application locally and test it manually too.
How long does delivery take?
From first contact to finished software in your hands.
Depends on my current capacity — availability is limited and timelines are agreed upfront. Ask about current availability in your first message.
I prefer written communication
There's a simple reason. The brief goes directly into context for the AI agents and writing eliminates the communication noise that inevitably arises when explaining features over the phone. Calls are great for initial alignment or key decisions — but I never write application specs from notes after a phone call.
Not just "something that runs"
What you get is production software built by the rules that professional developers have followed for years. No quick hacks, no shortcuts.
Security isn't an optional extra
Vibe coding often ends with a system that runs fine but has security holes the author isn't even aware of. That's why in my orchestration the security agent is its own role — it audits the output of other agents, hunts for common vulnerabilities (SQL injection, XSS, auth bypass, IDOR, leaky validation, misconfigured CORS / CSRF / cookies) and checks that the system follows basic security hygiene.
For applications that may be targets of attack — typically payments, sensitive data, authentication — I additionally deploy a local uncensored model for penetration testing. This is an agent that views the system as an attacker rather than a developer, hunting for edge cases that another agent or even a professional tester might miss.
You can build a simple website in Wix
Let's be straight — if you need a simple website for a small business, don't spend your money on me. You can put one together in Wix or similar tools over a weekend and you'll come out way ahead. I focus on small to medium-sized systems — applications with their own logic, databases, integrations, and users. That's where my approach beats classical development by an order of magnitude.
We use it on ourselves
I use the same orchestration to build systems for clients and to develop AI agents on our own platform Agentoverse, which we're currently building.
Individual, fair, often a tenth of classical development costs
I don't have fixed pricing — every system is different and the price depends on scope, complexity, and most of all the time I have to invest. My time is the expensive part — I charge 2,500 CZK per hour.
On top of that come the costs for AI agent tokens. This isn't a place to cut corners — I use the smartest available models, because the quality of the output depends directly on them. On average, token costs per project come out to around 10,000 CZK.
In practice this means that if you know exactly what you want and can describe it in detail, a medium-sized system can come in at just tens of thousands of crowns — roughly a tenth of what classical agency development would cost. The better the brief, the lower the final price.
Classical agency development
My approach
Indicative range for a medium-sized system, depends on the detail of the brief.
Leoš Drda
I've been around IT since I was a kid. I've been developing software professionally since 2015, and over that time I've worked on a number of projects — small ones and large ones. I specialize mainly in greenfield development, building systems from scratch, where I can oversee quality from the very first line of code.
I've been lucky to work on projects alongside top people in the field, and I know what good software looks like. I build everything using the most modern technologies, with an emphasis on long-term support and security.
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