Viktor Brunclík — https://vbtronic.com/ I build websites, business cards and the marketing around them, write about what I learn, and run Bruncsoft — a small student studio. Contact: vb@vbtronic.com ================================================================ ABOUT VIKTOR BRUNCLÍK https://vbtronic.com/about/ ================================================================ Who I am, what I build, and how I got here. ## Bio I’m Viktor Brunclík — from Prague, Czech Republic. I love technology, programming, reading, and learning new things every day. I’m also interested in law and politics. I started programming in 2025, mostly by building things and finding out what breaks. Websites are what I actually do — front end and back end, built and finished for real people — along with the business cards and the marketing that go around them. I write about what I work out along the way. I’m also the founder and lead builder of Bruncsoft (https://bruncsoft.com) — a small student studio that builds websites for other people. Bruncsoft is not a company. It is one person, so far, and deliberately small. You talk to the person who writes the code. This website is where I keep all of it. I built it with Hugo and AI — no framework, no template and no page builder — and it deploys on every push. I build with AI every day and do not pretend otherwise; what I bring is deciding what gets built, checking it, and being the one who fixes it later. ## What I Build Three things, through Bruncsoft (https://bruncsoft.com): - Websites — front end and back end, built with AI, from scratch rather than from a template. This is the one I do regularly and have finished for paying customers. That includes custom online shops — a cart and an order, with payment arranged directly rather than through a payment gateway. - Business cards — print-ready files you own; the printing you arrange yourself. - Marketing — the words and pictures that go around both: what the site actually says, a landing page, printed matter that matches the card. That is the whole list. If you need something else built, ask me anyway — I will tell you straight whether I am the right person for it, and if I am not, I will say so. ## Where to See It - Portfolio (https://vbtronic.com/portfolio/) — client work built and finished, starting with jakubkocman.cz (https://jakubkocman.cz) - This website (https://github.com/vbtronic/vbtronic.com) — the code behind vbtronic.com - Bruncsoft (https://bruncsoft.com) — the studio, and the work I take on through it - Services (https://vbtronic.com/products/) — what I take on, and what it costs ## Links - GitHub (https://github.com/vbtronic) - X — @ViktorBrunclik (https://x.com/ViktorBrunclik) - Blog (https://vbtronic.com/blog/) Need a website built or an existing one improved? Visit the Contact (https://vbtronic.com/contact/) page. ## Timeline - 2026 — Shipped jakubkocman.cz (https://jakubkocman.cz), the first client site in the Portfolio (https://vbtronic.com/portfolio/) - 2026 — Founded Bruncsoft and launched bruncsoft.com - 2026 — Built vbtronic.com using Hugo, Amp, and Claude Code - 2025 — Started learning programming and building with AI tools ================================================================ SERVICES https://vbtronic.com/products/ ================================================================ What I build for other people through Bruncsoft — websites and online shops, business cards, marketing. The work I take on runs through Bruncsoft (https://bruncsoft.com), the small studio I founded and run. It is not a company. One person, so far. ## What I Do - Websites — from one page to a hundred. A static site starts at €120 and a dynamic one at €280. That is a guide price for the whole site, not a price per page, and it is agreed before any work starts. Both include Decap CMS, so you edit your own text and pictures without paying me to do it. - Custom online shops — a website with a catalogue and a cart, built for your products rather than squeezed into a shop platform. The customer fills the cart and sends the order; payment is then arranged between you and them as you agree. There is no payment gateway, so no card fees and no merchant account to run. Quoted per project. - Business cards — €16, or €24 with a QR code. You get print-ready files you own; the printing itself you arrange yourself. - Marketing — the words and pictures that go around all of it: what the site actually says, a landing page for one campaign, printed matter that matches the card. Quoted per project. Ask and I will tell you straight whether it is worth paying me for. Everything beyond the listed prices is quoted per project, in writing, before anything begins. No work starts until it is agreed. Bruncsoft is not VAT registered, so the number you see is the number you pay. How it gets built: with AI, daily and openly. Not from a template and not from a page builder — no third-party platform underneath, so the thing can still be fixed a year later. AI writes a lot of the code; I decide what gets built, check it, and stand behind it. The studio hands over everything you paid for — you own it. ## Work With Me Want something built? Visit the Contact (https://vbtronic.com/contact/) page — you talk to me, not to an account manager. ================================================================ PORTFOLIO https://vbtronic.com/portfolio/ ================================================================ Sites and tools I have built and shipped. ---------------------------------------------------------------- jakubkocman.cz https://vbtronic.com/portfolio/jakubkocman-cz/ A site for Jakub Kocman, an electrician trading as KM-Elektro near Litoměřice. jakubkocman.cz (https://jakubkocman.cz) is the website of Jakub Kocman, an electrician who trades as KM-Elektro and works out of Hoštka, near Litoměřice. Its line is “Elektroinstalace rodinných domů a bytů na Litoměřicko” — wiring for houses and flats in that region. Built and shipped through Bruncsoft (https://bruncsoft.com), the studio I founded and run. The footer of the site says so: Vyrobeno studiem Bruncsoft. ## What is on it One page a visitor can read top to bottom, with the menu jumping between sections rather than loading new pages: who he is, the work he does, where he has done it, the book on local history he co-wrote, reviews, how far he will travel, and how to reach him. The photo gallery of finished jobs is the one thing on its own page — there are over a hundred pictures, and they do not belong in the middle of a page somebody is reading on a phone. ## How it was built An electrician does not need a login, a shopping basket or a database. He needs to be found, to look like someone worth ringing, and to be reachable — so there is no contact form, just his phone number and email where a visitor is most likely to want them. That keeps the site static, and a static site is fast, cheap to host and has nothing on it that can break. It was built with AI, from scratch rather than from a template — no page builder and no platform underneath, so it can still be changed a year from now. And it reads properly on a phone, which is where most people looking for an electrician actually are. ================================================================ PRIVACY POLICY https://vbtronic.com/privacy/ ================================================================ How vbtronic.com handles your data. Last updated 2 October 2026. This site collects no personal data. No analytics, no tracking, no ads, no cookies, and nothing loaded from another server — even the fonts are served from here. ## What is processed - Email. If you write to vb@vbtronic.com — directly, through a contact form or through the meeting calendar — your address and message are used only to reply. The forms just open your own email app; this site stores nothing. - Hosting. The site runs on GitHub Pages (https://docs.github.com/en/site-policy/privacy-policies/github-general-privacy-statement), which may log your IP address and browser as any web server does. - Theme. Your light/dark choice is kept in your browser’s localStorage and never leaves it. ## Your rights To have your emails deleted, write to vb@vbtronic.com with the subject “Deletion request”. You can also complain to the Czech data protection authority, ÚOOÚ (https://uoou.gov.cz).