Two engineerswho ship.

MET

We met during our vocational training — Juljan as application developer, Alexander as system integrator. Different focuses, but it became clear quickly: we like the same things. Cleanly built code. Servers that don't catch fire. And honest answers to technical questions instead of marketing speak. The shop talk during lunch breaks gradually turned into something more.

FRUSTRATED

What we liked less, we saw often enough: hour-long meetings ending with 'let's discuss this again'. Excel sheets nobody maintains but everybody trusts anyway. Consultant slides claiming to explain 'innovation' without touching a single line of code. We were convinced IT services could work differently — more direct, more honest, closer to the actual problem.

FOUNDED

So we founded Exostruction. A small studio that does exactly what we think happens too rarely in IT: listen first, build well, then bill transparently. No account manager as a buffer between you and the engineers. No technology decisions nobody can explain. We wanted a company we'd want to be a customer of ourselves.

TODAY

Today we build web applications, APIs, and Linux servers for companies that want understandable rather than over-optimized software. We're small enough that one of us writes code on every project — and big enough to handle complex systems. On the side, we build our own open-source tools like ExoVote, because we like to use what we recommend.