Senior frontend engineer · Zagreb, Croatia · working remotely

Hi, I'm Tomislav. I build web products from the first sketch to production.

Seventeen years of frontend work. Five of them at an event-management SaaS, on the product and the growth side, and the last year building my own campsite-operations platform with Vue and Supabase. I care about interfaces people understand at a glance, and about code the next person can read.

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Tomislav Borić standing in front of a terracotta wall, smiling.

Selected work

Four projects that show how I work: one I own end to end, one for a client, one inside a product team, and one small thing I built for my friends.

Camppy Today dashboard: guest-ready progress, time until check-in, a unit preparation plan with turnover, departure and arrival statuses per team, technical interventions and teams' progress for the day.

Own product Deployed, pilot stage 2025 – 2026

Camppy — campsite operations SaaS

Turns imported bookings into cleaning schedules and a clear day of work for field teams, with role-based views for managers, cleaners and unit owners.

I designed and built the whole thing: the data model and row-level security in Postgres, the booking import from Booking.com and Airbnb calendars, a scheduling board where changes are planned first and saved as one batch, an offline queue for phones with bad reception, and a twelve-language interface. It runs as a PWA so cleaners use it from their pocket.

Role: Founder, designer, developer
Stack: Vue 3, Pinia, Supabase (Postgres, RLS, Realtime), Vercel functions, PWA, Vitest

Move by Erika homepage: navigation, the headline 'Snaga koja se osjeti', a short intro with two buttons, and a large photo of the trainer stretching in the studio.

Client Pre-launch 2026

Move by Erika — headless fitness membership platform

A Next.js front end over WordPress content, with Supabase accounts and Stripe subscriptions for an online training studio. Editors keep Gutenberg; members get a paid video library and a seven-step nutrition questionnaire validated on both client and server. Next and WordPress talk through signed requests, so there is no shared login to leak.

Role: Sole developer, through my studio inWeb
Stack: Next.js 16, React 19, WPGraphQL, custom WP plugins, Supabase Auth, Stripe, Vercel

sched.com homepage in April 2026: dark hero with the headline 'Event planning is hard, but it doesn't have to be', two buttons, and a laptop, tablet, phone and watch showing the schedule, speakers and tickets.

Product team In production 2020 – 2026

Sched — product UI in an event-management SaaS

Five years on the organiser control panel and the marketing site of an established event platform. Onboarding checklist with progress, empty states driven by the CMS, a collapsible side navigation, ticket setup with a live preview, an accessibility pass across buttons and focus, and the A/B testing setup for the growth team.

Role: Frontend engineer, product and growth teams
Stack: PHP templates, SCSS, jQuery, Vue form builder, WordPress, ACF, Amplitude

Side project In progress 2026

Fuca termini — five-a-side football organiser

A mobile-first React app replacing the spreadsheet my football group used for sign-ups, waitlist, teams, results and the cash box. Players log in with a phone number and PIN, the waitlist is derived in the database so it can never drift, and a small balancer builds fair teams that respect who wants to play together.

Role: Sole developer
Stack: React 19, TanStack Query, Supabase (RLS, RPC, edge functions), SQL-tested flows

Also on the record: more than twenty custom WordPress builds for clients (membership, e-commerce, booking), the front end of a Laravel bookshop and of an auction marketplace, and a tested MemberPress pricing plugin. Happy to walk through any of them.

About

I started in 2009 as a freelancer, building websites for small businesses in Zagreb. In 2015 that became inWeb, my own studio, and a long run of WordPress builds: themes from scratch, WooCommerce shops, membership sites, page builders editors could actually use.

In 2020 I joined Sched, a SaaS for event organisers, first on the marketing site and growth experiments, then in the product team working on the control panel. That is where marketing-site habits turned into product habits: states, roles, edge cases, and the patience to make a legacy codebase a little better with every change.

Camppy is what I do with that experience when nobody hands me a spec. I designed the product, built it and run it. It taught me more about data modelling, security rules and operations than any client project could.

I use AI tools every day and say so. The architecture, the decisions and the bugs are still mine.

Let's talk

I'm open to senior frontend and full-stack roles in remote, international teams. The fastest way to reach me is email.

tomislav.boric@gmail.com LinkedIn GitHub

Based in Zagreb, Croatia (CET). Five years of working remotely with a US-based team.