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- HomeGabriel Stancuta, developer in Morter, South Tyrol. Websites, apps and AI features built for your project./en
- AboutGabriel Stancuta, developer in Morter: websites and applications written in code./en/about
- ContactContact Gabriel Stancuta about your web project: form, WhatsApp or email./en/contact
- ProjectsJumpino Tech projects: websites, applications and made-to-measure solutions./en/projects
- BlogNotes on web development, tech and projects from Jumpino Tech./en/blog
- ServicesWeb development in Schlanders, South Tyrol, and remotely. Choose a website, business application or AI integration around the work it needs to do./en/services
- Questions before startingQuestions before starting/en/faq
- Meetings in South TyrolWebsites and applications with Gabriel Stancuta in South Tyrol. Meet at your business in Schlanders, Merano or Bolzano and agree the scope, handover and support./en/south-tyrol
- Site directoryFind Jumpino Tech services, projects and articles. Search by title, topic or address and filter by section./en/sitemap
- Privacy and cookiesHow Jumpino Tech handles messages, preferences and optional website statistics./en/privacy
- Terms of useInformation about Jumpino Tech website content, projects and work enquiries./en/terms
- About the website operatorContent responsibility and contact details for Jumpino Tech in South Tyrol./en/impressum
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- Custom websites in South TyrolA website should explain what you offer and make it easy to contact you. I build custom websites for businesses in Schlanders and across South Tyrol, with remote collaboration available too./en/services/websites
- Custom web applications for your businessWhen spreadsheets, email and separate tools stop fitting the work, a web application can bring the process into one place. The first step is deciding which task should become easier./en/services/web-applications
- Mobile and desktop application developmentSome tools need access to local files, offline work or a place on the desktop. Others need to travel with a team on a phone. These requirements decide whether an installable app makes sense./en/services/mobile-desktop-apps
- AI integrations and business automationAn AI feature is useful when it helps with a specific job. That might be answering questions from approved information, sorting incoming requests or preparing a draft for someone to review./en/services/ai-automation
- Website and application hosting and maintenanceLaunch is the start of ongoing operation. I can handle deployment and agreed maintenance, beginning with a review of the website and the accounts available./en/services/maintenance-hosting
Projects6
- Wegweiser LebenA personal coaching website in Astro, backed by Rust tools for enquiries, email, files, AI-assisted work, and analytics./en/projects/wegweiser-leben
- NearYouA Romanian platform for local offers, with connected customer, business, and admin workspaces built with Next.js and Node.js./en/projects/nearyou
- Jumpino ViewA link-in-bio platform for gamers, streamers, and creators./en/projects/jumpino-view
- AI Discord ManagerAn AI-assisted tool for Discord server administration./en/projects/ai-discord-manager
- PolysongA desktop player that brings personal music collections together./en/projects/polysong
- Unlimited SurvivorsA sci-fi survival game built in Godot./en/projects/unlimited-survivors
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- Wegweiser Leben: an Astro website with a Rust operations backendA closer look at a personal coaching website and the system behind its enquiries, email, file storage, custom AI assistant, and analytics./en/blog/wegweiser-leben-astro-rust
- Inside NearYou: Next.js, Node.js, and the life of a local offerHow the customer, business, and admin areas share a backend, from discovering an offer to redeeming its QR code./en/blog/nearyou-nextjs-nodejs
- Purelymail for a custom domain: what to check before moving emailPurelymail provides hosted email for your domain. It suits a different job from a self-hosted mail server: you manage the domain and accounts, while the provider operates the mail infrastructure./en/blog/purelymail-custom-domain-email
- OpenMail and self-hosted email: DNS, port 25 and webmail checksA working webmail login does not prove that email can be sent or received. Troubleshooting an OpenMail setup means checking the browser interface, the mail services and public DNS separately./en/blog/openmail-self-hosted-email-dns
- OpenShip deployment: where your app runs and what to testOpenShip can manage deployment to a server you control. The key distinction is between the dashboard that starts a deployment and the machine that runs the public application./en/blog/openship-self-hosted-deployment
- Buzz and AI agents: how to organise work in one shared workspaceBuzz is an open-source workspace from Block where people and AI agents can collaborate in channels. Its useful question is practical: can the task, the discussion and the result stay together?/en/blog/buzz-human-ai-workspace
- Hotel chatbot: compare a subscription with a custom buildCompare the same scope, integrations, data handling and support before deciding how to provide a guest assistant./en/blog/hotel-ai-chatbot-build-or-subscribe
- Agency, Freelancer, or a One-Person Operator: Who Should Build Your Website?The agency vs freelancer website debate usually skips a third option: one person directing AI to build the whole thing. Here is the honest breakdown of all three, including when an agency really is the right call./en/blog/agency-freelancer-or-one-person-operator
- Romanian digitalisation grants: what to check before buildingA practical preparation guide for a website, online shop or internal system, without treating a funding announcement as an approved application./en/blog/romania-digitalisation-grants
- What does a website cost in South Tyrol? Compare the scope firstA website quote becomes useful when it states what will be delivered, who provides the content and what happens after launch. A page count alone cannot tell you whether two offers cover the same work./en/blog/what-a-website-costs-in-suedtirol
- SEO, GEO and AEO: helping search engines find a useful answerIf you want customers to find your business through search or AI answers, start with pages that explain what you do, answer a specific question and give readers evidence they can inspect./en/blog/get-found-in-ai-search
- Security checks for the AI you shipPermissions, data minimisation and repeatable tests belong around an AI feature, alongside any model filters./en/blog/secure-the-ai-you-ship
- Make AI Design With TasteMost AI ships generic, templated UI: the centered hero, the three identical cards, the gradient button. The model is not tasteless, it is untooled. Give it the right building blocks and it designs with taste. Five open-source projects do exactly that, and here is how I hand them to an agent./en/blog/ai-with-design-taste
- Fast by default: performance and SEO that survive a crawlerStatic rendering, honest images, and SEO plumbing that works even with JavaScript switched off. How this site stays fast and findable, and how I verify it./en/blog/speed-performance-seo
- I Built a Skill That Turns a Prompt Into a Finished VideoA /video skill for AI coding agents: one prompt becomes a narrated, captioned, animated, platform-sized video, script, voice, timing, animation and render, all automated. Here is how it works, and you can download it./en/blog/i-built-a-video-skill
- How I Actually Prompt an AI to Build SoftwareThe key move is not asking the AI to write code. It is having a real conversation with a thinking model about the idea, getting it to write the spec, then handing that spec to a coding agent. Two stages, completely different jobs./en/blog/how-to-prompt-an-ai
- How an AI Agent Operates a Real Production Server Through PloiThe agent mints an ephemeral SSH key via the Ploi API, attaches it to the server, runs its task, and deletes the key when done. Zero lingering access. Here is the full story of deploying this portfolio with that model./en/blog/ploi-and-ai-agents
- The Stack I Hand My AI AgentA fixed, opinionated stack handed to an AI coding agent at the start of every session beats letting it pick dependencies each time. Fewer decisions, reusable conventions, compounding familiarity across projects. Here is what I give it and why./en/blog/the-stack-i-hand-my-ai-agent
- Better Auth and Resend: email verification that you can actually debugBetter Auth manages authentication; Resend delivers the email. Connecting them means wiring the verification callback, verifying the sending domain and testing what happens when delivery fails./en/blog/better-auth-and-resend
- Docker Compose: the whole environment in one commandDatabase, cache, object storage, reverse proxy, and the app itself, defined once in a single file and started together. Compose is how a solo developer runs a real production stack without a runbook./en/blog/docker-one-command-environments
- Why I Put Everything Behind CloudflareA cheap Hetzner VPS plus Cloudflare in front is a better stack than most startups run. Here is why I use it for every project, and the one case where I would skip it./en/blog/why-i-put-everything-behind-cloudflare
- Reliable deployments: restarts, checks and a tested way backA restart policy can bring a stopped process back. A reliable service also needs useful checks, recoverable data and someone who knows when to intervene./en/blog/self-healing-servers
- Digitalisation funding in South Tyrol: prepare the website project firstHow to separate the technical scope, eligible costs and application requirements before commissioning a website or business application./en/blog/the-suedtirol-digitalisation-grant
- MySQL Is Still a Fine DefaultEvery new project triggers the same debate. Postgres or MySQL? SQLite? Neon? Here is why I keep reaching for MySQL 8.4 and Prisma 7 and feeling no regret about it./en/blog/mysql-is-still-a-fine-default
- A multilingual website for South Tyrol: URLs, translations and testingA multilingual website needs more than a language switcher. Each visitor should reach a complete page, submit a usable form and find the corresponding content when changing language./en/blog/a-website-in-three-languages
- Get found on Google Maps: a practical local business reviewMake your business information useful to someone choosing a service in Morter, Merano or Bolzano./en/blog/get-found-on-google-maps
- An AI concierge for your guests: scope, sources and handoverA guest assistant can help answer recurring questions. Its usefulness depends on accurate information, careful testing and a clear route to a person./en/blog/an-ai-concierge-for-your-guests
- MinIO and S3-compatible storage: what to check in 2026MinIO can expose an S3-compatible object store on infrastructure you operate. For a new deployment in 2026, its maintenance status matters as much as API compatibility./en/blog/minio-your-own-s3
- Sell Your South Tyrol Products Online: A Shop That Ships Beyond the ValleyYour speck, wine, and honey deserve customers in Munich and Milan, not just the Tuesday market. Here is how a small producer in South Tyrol can build a proper online shop and keep the margin./en/blog/sell-your-products-online
- Website privacy: a technical checklist for a small businessCheck what a website actually loads, stores and sends before treating a consent banner as a completed privacy implementation./en/blog/gdpr-without-the-panic
- Own Your Website, Not Just an Instagram PageYour Instagram following is real, but the land beneath it belongs to someone else. Here is why every South Tyrol business needs a home base it actually owns./en/blog/own-your-website-not-just-instagram
- Practical AI for a Small Business: Where It Actually Saves You TimeCut through the hype: here is where AI genuinely saves hours for a South Tyrol Pension, Tischler, or Hofladen, and where you still need to be the human in the loop./en/blog/practical-ai-for-small-business
- European hosting: understand where your business data goesChoose hosting by data flows, maintenance and recovery requirements, with a budget based on the whole service./en/blog/own-your-data-european-infrastructure
- Rust and Tauri for desktop apps: decide at the native boundaryTauri is worth considering when a web interface needs desktop capabilities. The decision should start with the files, devices and operating-system actions the application needs to access./en/blog/rust-tauri-desktop-apps
- Direct bookings: compare the costs and test the whole journeyA booking website needs reliable availability, clear prices and a workable handover. Start with your own contracts and operating costs./en/blog/direct-bookings-without-commissions
- Ploi for server management: what it automates and what you still ownPloi can help you provision a server, deploy an application and schedule backups. A reliable production system still needs someone responsible for recovery, updates and incidents./en/blog/ploi-the-server-team-i-dont-have-to-hire
- Hetzner VPS for a business website: what I check before choosingA server plan is only part of the decision. Here is how I assess resources, backups and ongoing work before putting a website or application on a VPS./en/blog/why-i-run-on-hetzner
- Your Database on Your Own ServerManaged databases charge you for convenience you might not need. A self-hosted Postgres on a bare-metal box cuts your bill, kills network latency, and hands you the backup strategy you should have had anyway./en/blog/your-database-on-your-own-server
- WordPress Is Not Worth It. Ship Next.js Instead.Every WordPress project I have touched turns into a plugin treadmill and a Lighthouse disaster. After migrating two client sites to Next.js, I am not going back./en/blog/wordpress-is-not-worth-it
- Build the Dashboard You Actually NeedOff-the-shelf admin tools force your business into their data model. A thin, honest layer that reads your own database and surfaces the few decisions that matter takes days, not months./en/blog/build-the-dashboard-you-actually-need
- Drive the Agent: How to Actually Ship Production Code with AIThe AI agent is not the operator. You are. Here is the mental model, the memory architecture, and the verification discipline that turns a chaotic LLM session into a reliable shipping loop./en/blog/drive-the-agent-shipping-with-ai
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