Work

Applications that are genuinely in daily use.

No demos and no mockups — just projects you can download and try on the App Store or Google Play.

Wine industry

A mobile app for professional and competitive wine scoring on the international 100-point scale.

The starting point: Judges wrote scores on paper across ten criteria at once, then had to total and compare samples by hand.
What Webstrong built: The app guides judges step by step through the international 100-point scale — appearance, aroma, taste, overall impression — and totals the score the moment it is entered.

iOS · Android

Wine industry

A digital wine catalogue and rating tool for wine events and tastings.

The starting point: At a tasting, visitors struggle to remember wines from a printed catalogue, compare them, or find their own notes again afterwards.
What Webstrong built: The app offers a searchable sample catalogue by number, variety and category. Each wine shows the expert tasters' score and lets visitors add their own star rating, note and favourites — across several events from the same organiser.

Android

Tourism

Shift calendar, availability and quick contacts for tour guides in one place.

The starting point: Guides handled their shifts and key operational contacts across several channels at once, and shift coverage was hard to share.
What Webstrong built: The mobile app shows a monthly calendar of who is covering which shift and which slots are open, and puts a categorised contact list — colleagues, management and emergency — one tap away for calls, SMS or email.

Android

Tourism

The official audioguide to the Rosa coeli monastery and the town of Dolní Kounice.

The starting point: Smaller heritage sites can't afford a guide on site all day, and printed leaflets give the visitor neither an experience nor the story of the place.
What Webstrong built: The mobile audioguide takes visitors through the Rosa coeli monastery and the town chapter by chapter — with an interactive site map, historical commentary and supporting content, all on their own phone.

Android

1,000+ installs of the audioguide

Tourism

An audioguide to Třebíč's UNESCO heritage — the Jewish quarter and the Benedictine monastery.

The starting point: A guide on site all day is expensive for smaller sites, and printed material can't convey the context of the Jewish quarter or the monastery in a way that genuinely draws a visitor in.
What Webstrong built: The mobile audioguide takes visitors through the historic centre and both UNESCO sites in two languages, with an interactive map, suggested photo spots and quizzes — and it works offline.

Android

500+ installs of the audioguide