Building software since 2015 — the latest systems

Ledgers, cities, a language, AI agents.I build the systems underneath.

01 — System

This machine is a map

Every deck below is a system I designed and built, or a part of how I build them. The upper decks are the latest work — a lender’s books, a city’s app, a language’s dictionary and editor, an AI sales engine, a real-estate business, a ride-hailing app, a product of my own. The lower decks are the machinery behind them: the stack, the record, the operator.

Scroll to descend through it, or touch any deck to go straight there.

Unit
Robert Berisha
Function
CTO, Syncore · software architect
In service
Since May 2015 — 10+ years
Base
Prishtina, Kosovo
Surfaces
Web · iOS · Android · macOS · Windows · Linux · browsers · Office
Core
C# / .NET · TypeScript · Angular · SQL

02.1 — Work · 2025 — present

Syncore Microfinance Suite

Lending, general ledger & central-bank reporting

The system of record for a regulated microfinance institution: every loan, every payment, every ledger line and every report the central bank asks for.

API endpoints
283
database tables
50
permissions
76

Role Architect & lead engineer, as CTO of Syncore — domain engine, migration, reporting, delivery

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02.2 — Work · 2023 — present

SmartCity

White-label civic platform — mobile apps and CMS

A municipality’s own app — news, services, transport, emergency numbers, citizen reports — run entirely from a CMS, so a new city is configuration, not a new codebase.

tables in 2.0
109
API routes in 2.0
~358
permission codes
57

Role Sole engineer — backend, admin, mobile apps, store releases

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02.3 — Work · 2020 — present

Shkrimori

The Albanian language as software

Albanian written well, everywhere people write: a national dictionary of 120,000+ unique words, an editor that checks spelling, grammar and style, AI rewriting, a voice that reads Albanian aloud, and a keyboard that types ë and ç anywhere.

unique words in the dictionary
120k+
platforms, one account
11
services
7

Role Lead engineer — I built every client: web, desktop, mobile, browser extensions and Office add-ins

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02.4 — Work · 2026 — present

Sales Autopilot

Self-hosted AI outbound engine

An engine that researches each prospect’s website, writes to them from a real mailbox, carries the reply conversation within limits you set — and hands qualified opportunities to a person.

lines of TypeScript
111k
tests
800+
HTTP routes
161

Role Architect & engineer — system design, specification and review; built with parallel AI coding agents

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02.5 — Work · 2026

Domino

Real-estate platform — listings, CRM and AI search

A real-estate business in one system: a listings site in three languages, the CRM the agents work in — and a search you can simply talk to.

API endpoints
~190
data models
40
languages
3

Role Architect & lead engineer — the whole architecture and most of the features

Built with Vorbulla

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02.6 — Work · 2026

Voom

Ride-hailing — the rider and driver app

The Voom mobile app, designed and built screen by screen for riders and drivers — with calls between them that ring like a phone call, without either side seeing the other’s number.

screens designed & built
77
roles, one app
2
stores, live
2

Role Mobile UI/UX & engineering — the whole app experience, and in-ride calling end to end

Built with Inspired Tech

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02.7 — Work · 2025 — present

themelui

A premium Angular admin template — designed, built and sold on my own

Four dashboards, six apps and forty-plus pages in Angular 22, signals throughout — a product I build alone at Syncore, with licensing automated at the edge.

dashboards
4
apps
6
components
136

Role Sole author — product, design, engineering, licensing and the site

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03 — Technology

The drive

Not a wall of logos — the parts I actually run in production, and what each one does for me. Select a component to see where it works.

Intelligence

Data

Services

Interfaces

Delivery

Select a component to see what it does and where it runs.

04 — Experience

Runtime

Ten years, since May 2015. The inner rings are the eras before this record; the outer five are the latest systems — one arc per system, height by commits that month, read from the repositories.

  1. 2015–20
    Albasoft CMSA custom CMS on ASP.NET, and the websites built on it.
  2. 2020–24
    Gjuha Shqipe foundationsInternal systems behind Kulla e shqipes: Leksikografia, Morfologjia, Fjalësi, Korrektori, Faqosësi.
  3. 2023
    SmartCityA city platform’s API, admin, identity and apps — solo.
  4. 2025
    Syncore Microfinance · themeluiA regulated lender’s whole system; a product of my own.
  5. 2026
    Shkrimori · Domino · Voom · AutopilotEleven platforms, an AI-searched catalogue, a ride app, an AI engine.
  • Albasoft CMS · 2015–20
  • Gjuha Shqipe foundations · 2020–24
  • Shkrimori
  • SmartCity
  • Syncore
  • Products & sites
  • Voom
  • Autopilot

05 — About

Operator

I’m Robert. I’ve been building software since May 2015, and I’m CTO at Syncore. I design the systems other people’s work depends on — a lender’s ledger, a municipality’s app, the tools a nation uses to write its own language — and I build most of them myself, from the database schema to the pixels.

I like the whole stack because the interesting problems never stay in one layer: an interest formula that has to match the central bank to six decimals, a search that has to stay instant however many listings there are, an app that becomes a different city when you change its hostname.

Most days are C# and TypeScript: .NET services, Angular front-ends, SQL, with React Native, Electron and Docker around them. A growing part of the work is AI — systems where models do real work inside hard limits, and coding agents I direct to build them.

Now
CTO at Syncore
Since
May 2015 — 10+ years
Based in
Prishtina, Kosovo
Writes
C# · TypeScript · SQL

06 — Contact

Open a channel

If you are building something that has to be right — money, public services, language, AI that people must be able to trust — I’d like to hear about it.

Send a signalhello@roberisha.com

Prishtina, Kosovo · CET

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Subsystem 02.6 · 2026

Voom

Ride-hailing — the rider and driver app

The Voom mobile app, designed and built screen by screen for riders and drivers — with calls between them that ring like a phone call, without either side seeing the other’s number.

Role
Mobile UI/UX & engineering — the whole app experience, and in-ride calling end to end
Status
Live on the App Store and Google Play
Platforms
iOS · Android
Built with
Inspired Tech

01What it is

Voom is a ride-hailing platform: one mobile app for riders and drivers, a .NET API and a back office. I designed and built the whole UI and UX of the mobile app, working alongside a strong team at Inspired Tech.

I also owned in-ride calling from end to end: a call rings on a locked phone and is answered from the phone’s own call screen.

02The problem

A ride app gets a few seconds of attention at a time — on a street corner, in a car, one-handed. Every screen has to be obvious at a glance, for two very different users.

And when rider and driver need to talk, the call has to reach a phone that is locked or asleep, and feel like a real phone call — without exposing anyone’s number.

03What I built

  • The mobile app’s complete UI and UX: booking and live-ride screens for riders, the driver’s flows, onboarding, payments and profiles — 77 screens in one app for both roles.
  • In-ride calling: VoIP pushes signed and sent straight to Apple, the server-side call lifecycle (ringing, accepted, declined, missed), the native call screen on iOS (CallKit) and Android (Telecom), and WebRTC audio.
  • Ride chat, Apple and Google sign-in, one-device sessions for drivers and translated push notifications.

04Technology

Mobile
ExpoReact NativeWebRTCCallKit · TelecomGoogle MapsSignalR
Services
.NET 9EF Core 9SignalRHangfireAPNs VoIP

05Engineering notes

  1. 01

    Ringing a sleeping phone

    VoIP pushes go directly to Apple with a token signed on the server; the app has to report the call to the operating system within moments of waking, or iOS stops delivering them. The call lifecycle on the server keeps both sides consistent when one of them never answers.

  2. 02

    A call that looks like a call

    Calls use the phone’s own call screen — CallKit on iOS, Telecom on Android — so they can be answered from the lock screen, with audio routed like any other phone call.

06Results

77
screens designed & built
2
roles, one app
2
stores, live
  • Live on the App Store and Google Play.
  • In-ride calls that ring and answer like real phone calls, on both platforms.