Full transparency
You see everything: progress, problems, trade-offs. We share the real screen instead of a polished status report. If something slips, you hear it from us before you have to ask.
We build software like we'll maintain it. Usually we do.
steezr is a small, founder-led studio in Prague. We design, build and maintain software for companies that care about quality and have had enough of agency overhead.
How we got here
steezr started in 2020 as a one-person operation: Johnny building websites from a flat in Prague. No pitch decks, no sales team, no office. Just careful work for people who valued craft over process. Clients kept coming back and kept sending their friends. Most of our work still starts that way.
We grew slowly and on purpose. Everyone who joined had to care about the work the way we do, and we never chased size for its own sake. What's left is a tight crew that moves fast, talks straight and ships things we're proud of. There are no account managers and no telephone game. You talk to the people who build your product.
Johnny Unar
Founder & Lead Engineer
The human behind Blip
I didn't start steezr to build an agency. I started it to do great work with good people, without the politics, the layers and the bullshit that come with most companies. I treat every project like it has my name on it. Because it does.
Johnny is a software engineer and designer based in Prague. He's also a street dancer and choreographer, which explains the name. He's been shipping digital products for over a decade, at startups, agencies, multinationals and his own ventures. He writes code, reviews every design and talks to every client himself. At steezr there's no gap between the person in charge and the person doing the work.
How we operate
Fewer projects, done properly
We don't juggle 20 projects at once. We take a few and do them properly, which is the only way every detail gets attention.
A direct line
No project managers passing notes. You talk to the engineers and designers doing the work, so decisions take hours instead of weeks.
We act like owners
We treat your product like our own. That means arguing with bad ideas, suggesting better ones and caring long after launch day. Consider us a bad influence on your backlog.