Ace Esports
2025
A platform for esports tournaments. Team registration, payment and entry codes, all in one place.
- Site
- Registration and teams
- Card payments
- Admin panel
The camera rides a dajak down the Vrbas to the walls of the Kastel, lifts off the water, runs to the gate and goes through it. Made from real photographs of the fortress.
Nothing at the Kastel was built all at once.
Romans laid the first course.
Ottomans built on it.
Austrians built on that.
Every layer had to carry the one above it, so every layer was laid properly.
We work the same way.
Structure first, then the surface.
A site that only looks good is a set.
We build the thing that holds.
Three sites in daily use. Not mock-ups, things that work.



These three show best how we work. If you are after something that is not here, ask.
Tell us what you are buildingWe look at what you have, who it is for, and what is actually in the way. Usually a week, and it is mostly questions.
Structure, content and the shape of the thing, settled before any of it is styled. This is where the work gets decided.
Design and code together, in the browser, where you can see it. You have a live link the whole way through.
We launch it, watch it for a while, and stay on for what it needs after. Nothing gets handed over and forgotten.
We started Kastel because we wanted to build sites we could genuinely put our own names to.
There is nobody standing between you and the people doing the work. From the first idea to the last detail, all of it passes through our hands.
Design, front end and cybersecurity
Looks after how the project looks, how it is used and how secure it is. From the first sketch to the last line of code, he has a hand in building what you see.
Back end and infrastructure
Looks after what you never see but which makes everything work. Data, servers, payments, performance and infrastructure, his part of the job is that everything under the surface stays steady and dependable.
Two people. One project. From the idea to the finished thing.
The camera rides a dajak down the Vrbas to the walls of the Kastel, lifts off the water, runs to the gate and goes through it. Made from real photographs of the fortress.