Viktor Brunclík

I’m from Prague, Czech Republic, and a student at a gymnázium, a Czech secondary school. I build websites and the marketing around them, business cards included through Bruncsoft, the small student studio I founded and run. It is not a company — one person, so far, and deliberately small. You talk to the person who writes the code.

I build with AI every day and do not pretend otherwise. AI writes a lot of the code; I decide what gets built, check it, and stand behind it. This site is built that way: Hugo, its own CSS, no framework, deployed on every push. The code is public.

Away from the screen: reading, law and politics, and learning something new every day.

What I build

Anything beyond these prices is quoted in writing before work begins. Bruncsoft is not VAT registered, so in the Czech Republic the number you see is the number you pay. Outside it the VAT is yours: a VAT-registered EU business accounts for it at home under the reverse charge, and outside the EU whatever your country charges on services bought from abroad is yours to pay. A private person pays the number on the page.

If I am the wrong person for the job, I will say so rather than take it.

Work

  1. jakubkocman.cz — one page for an electrician near Litoměřice: who he is, his work, reviews, and his phone number where you want it. Static, no contact form, made for a phone.

I always ask before I list someone’s site here, so most of what I have built is not on this list.

Elsewhere

Contact

vb@vbtronic.com — I read and answer it myself.