

Planinar.net
Web AppA community platform where hikers find local clubs, browse events and courses, and plan their next trail together.
Insum is a software development company building React Native apps, Next.js web apps and Node.js, Nest.js and Supabase backends — end to end.
Insum d.o.o. is a software development company based in Zadar, Croatia. We treat every product as a system worth engineering well — from the interface to the data layer underneath it.
We partner with founders and product teams to design, build and ship mobile apps, web apps and the backend systems that power them, favoring modern, proven, modern JavaScript tooling over passing trends.
Architecture, performance and edge cases get the same care as the visible interface.
Plain communication, honest estimates and risks flagged early instead of discovered late.
A small team with short feedback loops, shipping working software continuously.
From the user interface to the database underneath it — designed and built together as one coherent system.
Cross-platform iOS and Android apps built with React Native, tuned for performance and a polished, responsive interface.
Representative projects across mobile, web and backend engineering.


A community platform where hikers find local clubs, browse events and courses, and plan their next trail together.
A React Native app with Supabase realtime channels so logistics teams can watch deliveries move on a live map.
A Next.js admin console with role-based access, usage analytics and a component library built for speed.
A mobile booking experience with calendar sync and push notifications, built around a fast, intuitive interface.
An internal Nest.js service orchestrating automated workflows on top of a Postgres data layer via Supabase.
They took a rough idea and shipped a mobile app that felt polished from the first build. Communication was clear the whole way through.
Our dashboard went from a spreadsheet to a proper Next.js app in weeks, not months. The result is fast, stable and easy to maintain.
Solid backend architecture and honest estimates. They flagged risks early instead of letting us find out later.