Skip to content

ANEN Builds / Product engineering

Digital products.Built for yourbusiness.

Custom software and SaaS, Shopify commerce, interactive 3D and AI automation for businesses with complex products and operations. From the first brief to a working system your team can run.

  • 22 linked web projects
  • 2 apps with store links
  • Software
  • AI & automation
  • Commerce
  • 3D & AR
  • Integrations
Galaxy Black Classic six-burner BBQ — rendered from the showcase model
WebGL · Real-time · R3FTry it below ↓

01 / Selected work

Products that had to work outside the prototype.

All work

02 / Capabilities

Built around the way your business works.

One engineering partner for the product your customers use and the systems your team depends on.

Also supporting mobile development, technical SEO, infrastructure and integrations. Explore all capabilities →

Built with the tools required by the system.

Next.jsReactTypeScriptNode.jsSupabaseShopifyThree.jsReact Three FiberStripeVercelPostHog

Project evidence

Real systems. Documented scope.

Every entry links to a case study. Counts come from the work index.

Client feedback / Fiverr

From the people behind the brief.

Selected review excerpts for Enis Gjini on Fiverr.

4.5/ 5

Overall Fiverr rating · 21 reviews

Checked

5.0

“He answered all my questions and responded fast”

legendaryfeetUnited States · Fiverr
5.0

“a pleasure to work with Enis.”

ybwazzanUnited Kingdom · Fiverr
5.0

“Took his time to perfect the configurator.”

bling_clubGermany · Fiverr

Selected excerpts, not the complete review history. The overall rating includes all reviews on the profile.

Read all reviews on Fiverr

03 / Real-time product systems

Products you can interact with before they exist physically.

The model below is live geometry from a production configurator library. Switch burner count and finish, pause the turntable and inspect it from any angle.

  • Product modeling
  • Configuration pipelines
  • Product animation
  • AR-ready delivery
Galaxy Black Classic six-burner BBQ — rendered from the showcase model

Static reference: Galaxy Black 6B. Selected: Galaxy Black Classic 6B. Interactive rendering requires WebGL.

Model
Galaxy Black Classic 6B
Renderer
Three.js · WebGL

Burners

Finish

Spec

Hood
Classic hood
Finish
Galaxy Black
Source
Desktop / pergola

Galaxy Black Classic 6-burner, built in without a side burner. Source model from the pergola product library.

How the work runs

Six stages, from risk to release.

The order is deliberate: the uncertain parts are tested early, and launch is a stage of its own, not the end of the project.

  1. 01

    Frame the system

    Users, data, business rules and constraints, written down before any interface exists.

    → Scope and architecture

  2. 02

    Prototype the risky parts

    The hard 3D, pricing or integration question is built first, so it is proven before it is expensive.

    → Working prototype

  3. 03

    Build production architecture

    Typed code, a real database, authentication and an admin where the business needs one.

    → Reviewed iterations

  4. 04

    Integrate real business logic

    Shopify, payments, inventory, email and internal systems connected and tested against real flows.

    → Connected systems

  5. 05

    Harden and launch

    Performance, responsive and accessibility checks, analytics, monitoring and a documented handover.

    → Production release

  6. 06

    Improve after launch

    The people who built the product stay on it: fixes, measurements and the next iteration.

    → Ongoing support

Why ANEN

Direct technical ownership. You work with the people building the product. 

  1. 01

    Direct communication

    No account layer between you and the engineering.

  2. 02

    Technical ownership

    Architecture, code and launch handled as one responsibility.

  3. 03

    Production decisions

    Choices made for load, maintenance and change, not for a demo.

  4. 04

    After launch

    Continued involvement once the product is live.

Choose how to start.

  1. 01

    Fixed build

    Scoped

    A defined product, a defined outcome. We agree the scope, then design, build and launch it.

    • Scoped spec + milestones
    • Design → build → launch
    • Handover + docs

    Best for: new configurators, stores, apps

    Start with this
  2. 02

    Build sprint

    Two-week cycle

    A short cycle for a configurator slice, a Shopify surface, or a feature that needs to ship.

    • One sharp slice
    • Focused two-week cycle
    • Go / no-go decision

    Best for: proving an idea fast

    Start with this
  3. 03

    Retainer

    Ongoing

    After launch: improvements, integrations and support with continuity from the people who built it.

    • Continuity after launch
    • Improvements + integrations
    • Monitoring + support

    Best for: products that keep evolving

    Start with this

Scope check

Product
Complexity
Integrations

Planning range

8–17weeks

028 wks

3D configurator · integrated · 1–2 systems. A planning range from the selections. Non-binding, not a quote or a delivery commitment. Discovery, asset readiness and third-party approvals may change the range.

Start project with this scope

Replies with next steps, not a pitch

Before the first conversation.

The short answers to the questions every project starts with. Anything else — ask directly.

Still have a question?

Send the brief — you get next steps, not a pitch.

Start a project

Custom web apps, SaaS platforms, Shopify experiences and interactive 3D configurators — including outdoor-kitchen and furniture products like the BBQ modules on this page.