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We turn ideas into software people actually use.

Illuminos builds, runs and grows its own software products, from eSign.com to humanize.ai, with a team based in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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Company

Illuminos makes software. We take an idea, build it ourselves, and grow it until it can stand on its own.

01

Idea

It starts with a real problem and a simple way to fix it.

02

Build

We design and build the product ourselves, in our office in Mostar.

03

Grow

We launch it and keep improving it until it's ready for the next stage.

Our Services

We can build it for you, too.

Most projects we take on fall into one of these three. If yours doesn’t, tell us anyway.

Web apps and SaaS platforms

Products your customers log into and pay for, with accounts, subscriptions, dashboards and admin.

  • Accounts
  • Payments
  • Dashboards
  • Admin

AI features and products

AI that does a real job inside your product: writing, checking, summarising, answering. We know where it helps and where it gets in the way.

  • Assistants
  • Generators
  • Text tools

Business automation

Internal tools and integrations that take repetitive work off your team and connect the systems you already use.

  • Integrations
  • Internal tools
  • Reporting

AiDetector.com went from first sketch to live product in under 90 days.

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Our Work in Action

Our work is best seen through what we build.

From AI tools to business platforms and digital systems, these are the products and projects we're proud of.

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How We Think

We make software you won’t have to replace next year.

Shortcuts cost you later: bugs that keep coming back, and features nobody can add without breaking something. We build so you never pay that bill.

  1. Users before code

    Before we write code, we work out who will use it, what they need, and how it fits your business.

  2. Built to change

    Clear, well-structured code that’s easy to add to, so a new feature never means starting over.

  3. A team that stays

    When users ask for more or something breaks, you call the same people who built it.

What is worth building often starts with a conversation.