[ 01 — Selected work ]

Selected work.

From a local waste collection schedule to salon bookings and service websites. Explore the goals and outcomes of five projects.

05 / projects

[ Apps · Websites ]

Built to be used.

Two mobile apps and three websites. Each project shows its goal, scope and outcome. Available products can be opened directly.

01 / 05Mobile app

Kiedy Kosz

An independent app for residents of Pleszew and Chocz. It turns public waste-collection schedules into a clear answer for a specific address.

Kiedy Kosz on the App Store Kiedy Kosz on Google Play

Outcome: Residents see the relevant date immediately and can set a reminder. No account is needed, and the saved schedule remains available offline.

Project goal and scope

Goal: Reduce a complex schedule to one answer: what to put out and when, without searching a table for your street.
What works: Address matching, the next two collections on the home screen, a calendar, reminders, multiple addresses and recycling-centre information. The basic schedule works offline, with Polish, English and Ukrainian interfaces.

iOS and Android
3 languages
Offline, no account

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02 / 05Mobile app

Movement / app

One app for three roles at Movement in Kalisz: clients book, barbers manage their schedules and the owner runs the salon.

Movement on Google Play Movement on the App Store

Outcome: Clients choose a time and can add the visit to their phone calendar. The team sees the current schedule, while the owner can review occupancy and salon performance.

Project goal and scope

Goal: Bring client bookings and the team’s daily work into one system, without arranging every appointment by phone.
What works: Clients choose a service and barber, reschedule or cancel, join a waiting list and receive reminders. Barbers manage availability; the owner has a team calendar, billing and reports.

3 roles in one app
Waiting list
Schedule and reports

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03 / 05Website

Movement / website

Movement’s website shows the Kalisz salon’s style of work before visitors choose a service and book.

Movement website

Outcome: Visitors see the barbers’ actual work, compare services and move to booking without searching for a separate contact path.

Project goal and scope

Goal: Let visitors assess a haircut from different angles, explore the services and salon, then move quickly to an appointment.
What works: A multi-angle haircut lookbook, cut, beard and combo services, salon and Academy sections, plus booking links next to the services.

Multi-angle lookbook
Cut / Beard / Combo
Online booking

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04 / 05Website

Julea Beauty

Julea Beauty’s Kalisz website helps visitors choose a treatment and get to know Julia before enquiring about a visit.

Julea website

Outcome: Visitors can choose a method after comparing descriptions and photos, then ask about availability through their preferred channel.

Project goal and scope

Goal: Explain the difference between classic and Korean lash lifts, show real results and introduce the person performing the treatment.
What works: Brow-lamination and two lash-lift descriptions, a comparison of the lash methods, a work gallery, Julia’s profile and direct Instagram or email contact.

3 treatments
Lash-lift comparison
Real results

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05 / 05Website

M.K DrinkBar

M.K DrinkBar’s website organises its mobile-bar offer for weddings and events, from comparing packages to enquiring about a date.

M.K DrinkBar website

Outcome: Organisers compare options and send an enquiry with event context. The form gathers the details needed for an informed first reply.

Project goal and scope

Goal: Help organisers understand the service and its cost before the first conversation, rather than starting with a blank enquiry.
What works: 2026 packages and prices, event media, an FAQ and a form asking for the date, location and guest count.

Packages and prices
Event media
Date enquiry

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[ About MatCode ]

Built by MatCode.

MatCode Mateusz Kliszewski is a software house based in Pleszew, Poland. We design mobile apps and websites around real user tasks: finding information, booking a service or making contact. The projects above show concrete goals and delivered work.