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30
years in tech & business
20+
companies built with or advised
5+
languages spoken
1
focus: systems thinking

Things I've shipped

Side projects. Built mostly with AI agents in Cursor. See all projects →

Dotenvup

Developer tool · VS Code / Open VS X extension

.env management for developers. Keeps environment variables in sync and out of the wrong hands. Available on Open VS X and VS Code Marketplace.

dotenvup.com →

QR Code Generator

Business cards, vCards, calendar events, badges

Professional QR codes and business cards with offline support and PWA. Used at conferences and networking events.

qr.strt.it →

a.strt.it API

QR codes & business cards for AI agents

Dead simple API that ChatGPT, Claude, and other AI assistants can use to generate QR codes and vCards. No auth needed for the free tier.

a.strt.it →

Polite Responses

Chrome Extension

Generate polite professional responses — or fun predefined answers to spammers. Built with vibe coding, obviously.

Chrome Web Store →

reail.ai

AI authenticity & digital trust

Tools to detect deepfakes, AI-generated content, and digital manipulation. Bringing transparency and trust back to the age of AI. Early stage.

reail.ai →

Opinions I'll defend

No-code is dead. Long live vibe coding.

AI-augmented code beats drag-and-drop. Every time. I build with AI agents in hackathon-style sprints — I call method "hagenthon" — and it is faster, cheaper, and more maintainable than anything no-code tool can produce.

Git should be taught in elementary schools.

Version control is not "developer stuff." It is how you learn to experiment without fear, collaborate without chaos, and recover from mistakes fast.

If your venture hasn't shipped MVP in 6 weeks, your process is the product.

I've seen ventures die in planning. The ones that survive start building on day one and iterate from there. Architecture matters, but shipping matters more.

Best tech leaders sit on both sides of the table.

When I build, I think like investor: is this scalable? Will this team survive Series A? When I evaluate, I think like builder: is this tech debt fatal or cosmetic? Most people do only one. I do both.

About

Sergej Fedorovic

I'm Sergej Fedorovic. 30 years I do what I do best — understand how things work and make them work better. My background is equal parts technology and business. I studied informatics, management, and marketing, and my career reflects all three.

I've been developer, solution architect, enterprise architect, CTO, and CIO. Also product manager, marketing lead, sales engineer, and export specialist. I speak 5+ languages. That's not accident. I'm obsessed with how people communicate, how cultures think, and how that shapes every project.

I architect digital banks and fintechs. German and Swiss banking in DACH, years of fintech delivery in MENA — when someone says "build a bank," I'm the person they call. Creative Dock, where I'm CIO, is deeply embedded in DACH markets. I've also built CRM platforms, trading apps, venture studios, and Chrome extensions. Done enterprise transformations and scrappy MVPs in a weekend. I can talk to your board and review your pull requests.

Today I run tech programs at venture builder, mentor startups at accelerators, invest my own money in companies I believe in, and ship my own tools on the side. My focus hasn't changed in three decades: understanding systems fast — people, cultures, business models. Show me how it works and I'll tell you where it breaks and what to fix first.

These days I build with AI agents in hackathon-style sprints — I call method "hagenthon." After 30 years, tools keep changing. The skill — understanding what you're building — doesn't.

Outside of work: runner, swimmer, and heavyweight in the gym. I bring the same physical presence and energy to sport as I do to business.

Let's talk

Best way to reach me: LinkedIn. I read every message.