Emmanouil KontosFull-stack developer · Head of IT & Networks, Copy Experts
I design, build and look after everything a business needs to run online: from the office network to the website your customers see.
Rhodes, Greece · dev@emmanouilkontos.com
I’ve worked with
Orama Suite, Forologika and Order Experts started from problems I kept running into at work, so I designed them to solve those.
Appointments, tasks and customers in one app.
For salons, garages, technicians, offices and any small business that takes bookings.
What you owe, when, and what’s left, on one screen.
For freelancers, small businesses and accountants in Greece.
Orders from the phone, straight to the kitchen.
For cafés, tavernas, restaurants and bars.
Most web designers stop at the screen. I also take care of everything underneath, so you only ever have one number to call.
“We have a website, but it doesn’t bring us any customers.”
Website design and development for companies, hotels, transfer companies and online shops. Bilingual, fast on phones and set up properly for Google.
Examples: Rhodes Central, DRESSAGE, Surfing Bird.
“Our bookings and customers live in three spreadsheets and a notebook.”
When spreadsheets stop being enough: booking systems, CRMs, task management, desktop apps and platforms with user accounts.
Examples: Orama Suite, Order Experts, Rhodes Central.
“We don’t even know who has the password for our domain.”
I set up and monitor your hosting, email and backups. Updates and fixes happen without you having to think about them.
Examples: Orama Suite, DRESSAGE, Forologika.
“The Wi‑Fi keeps dropping and nobody knows if we have backups.”
Your office should just work. Servers, Wi‑Fi, secure remote access and data protection for small and large businesses.
Examples: Order Experts, Copy Experts IT, Hephaestus.
Websites for businesses in Rhodes, a platform for a research institute and apps people use every day.
Booking website for private transfers from Rhodes airport and port, with online payment.
Bilingual website and marine‑sighting platform for an HCMR research programme.
Complete modernisation of a large Rhodes business’s IT, without a single day of downtime.
Website for a water-sports school and centre in Rhodes, with lessons, prices and equipment rental.
A modern online shop for cosmetics, skin care, jewellery and accessories, with easy browsing and a friendly shopping experience.
Two tools I built for developers, free and with their code public on GitHub.
Paste a GitHub link and see how the files connect, what’s risky or slow, and what to hand your AI coding assistant.
An extension for Chrome, Brave and Edge that shows what any website is built with, and the evidence for it.
Six principles I follow on every project, and where you can see them in practice.
Ready-made HTML where possible, edge servers where needed, minimal JavaScript. Speed is planned in, not patched on at the end.
In practice: this website0.93 son slow 4G, until the main content showsEncryption on the device, access rules inside the database, rate limits. Your customers’ data is never left exposed.
In practice: VaultlyAES‑256on-device encryptionAvailability, bookings and card payments that work around the clock, with confirmation emails for you and your customer.
In practice: Rhodes Central24/7bookings and paymentsIntegrations with myDATA, e‑EFKA and KEAO, the platforms every Greek business has to use.
In practice: Forologika3platforms on one screenServers, networks and backups designed so changes happen while the business keeps working.
In practice: Copy Experts IT0days of downtime during migrationAutomated end‑to‑end tests and database changes that never delete data. Whatever goes live has already been checked.
In practice: Orama Suite70+database changes, no data lostThis site too: it scores 100 on Lighthouse for accessibility, best practices and SEO.
How real problems were solved, explained simply.
No surprises. From day one you know what you’ll get, when, and what it costs. A typical website project:
A short chat — by phone, online or in person in Rhodes — about what you need and what you want to achieve.
A written proposal with what will be built, a timeline and a fixed price. Nothing hidden.
You can follow progress on a live link from week one and comment whenever you like.
The project goes live, I show you how to manage it and I stay available for whatever comes next.
I’m Emmanouil Kontos, though most people know me as Manolis. I’ve been writing code for over eight years and building networks and servers for just as long. Today I’m Head of IT & Networks at Copy Experts in Rhodes, where I built the Orama Suite, Forologika and Order Experts apps.
I also design websites and apps for businesses and organisations, from local shops and transfer companies to the Hydrobiological Station of Rhodes. Because I understand the infrastructure too, what I build is fast, secure and easy to maintain.
It depends on size and features. After a short call, we send you a written proposal with a fixed price, so you know the exact cost before you commit to anything.
A company website usually takes 2–4 weeks. Apps and platforms are split into phases, so you get something working as early as possible.
Yes. Where it makes sense, I set up a simple content editor and show you how to use it. If you’d rather not, I can make the changes for you as part of monthly support.
Yes, all in one place. I recommend setups with low or zero monthly hosting cost, and the accounts always stay in your name.
Builds both what you see, the design and the website itself, and everything that runs behind it: the database, the server, hosting and connections to other systems. For you it means one team for the whole project, from the first idea to ongoing maintenance.
Of course. Most meetings happen online. For networks and on-site IT I work with businesses in Rhodes and the rest of the Dodecanese.
Yes. I start with a free check of speed, mobile layout and Google visibility, then tell you plainly what is worth fixing and what should be rebuilt. Choose “Review my current website” in the form.
Tell me what you need, even if you’re not sure yet; we’ll figure it out together.
