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Filip Majerčík

The film opens on my portrait in an autumn forest, looking to the side, my first name set behind me and my surname in front.

Me, Filip Majerčík, in a dark long-sleeved shirt, in an autumn forest, looking to the side.

I build what I design.

I combine design, code and AI to turn ambitious ideas into working products.

Timelapse · from my film, Slovakia — The Art of Nature (2023) · 0:38.95

I learned to see by waiting for light.

As you scroll, a real timelapse plays: a snow ridge at blue hour, the moon setting, until the first red light of sunrise reaches the peaks. Scrolling back reverses it.

A snow ridge in the first red light of sunrise, the moon above it — a frame of my timelapse.

One frame, made real.

Time stops on the red-light frame. It becomes a photograph, then a canvas print with depth, turning in the dark.

FramePlan

From an image to its place in space.

Product design · TypeScript · AI-assisted development Live

Drag the print 160 × 90 cm

A rendered living room lights up around the canvas. The camera moves in, the canvas flies to the wall above a walnut sideboard, and FramePlan's geometry fixes it at its true size and perspective, in the window's light.

A rendered living room in late sun: a limewashed wall, a walnut sideboard with white vases and a dry branch; window light falls across the wall.

LenScan

From parametric CAD to physical prototyping.

3D design / CAD / 3D printing In development

The print leaves the wall and turns into a strip of colour negative, lit from behind — a metaphor: the photograph was never on film. The strip runs into LenScan's film path while the scanner is cut open to show the gate. Then the scanner itself, rendered: a matte black design-study shell around a mechanism from the prototype CAD. It comes apart along its optical axis — shell, lens collar, light box, drive, the cassette with the film, the front plate — and goes back together.

Render of LenScan: a matte black cylindrical scanner with a lens collar on top and a film strip running through its side slot.

Interfaces, designed and built.

MAJERČÍK

My own photography and film, as a website.

Art direction · Figma · Astro · TypeScript In development

Not yet public

Screenshot. MAJERČÍK website, lab build: the name set over a sunlit ridge in the Low Tatras.

Tichá

Hospitality and accommodation.

Website · Next.js · TypeScript Live

Hospitality Website Template

Live Preview
Screenshot. Tichá, a hospitality website template: a row of timber houses in snow under the Tatras (generated concept images), “Twenty-four rooms facing the Tatras.”

Breme

Product presentation and online shopping.

E-commerce · Next.js · Blender product renders Live

E-commerce Template

Live Preview
Screenshot. Breme, an e-commerce template: five backpacks (product renders) in a row under “Know what you carry.”

Miera

Architecture and creative studios.

Website · Next.js · TypeScript Live

Architecture Website Template

Live Preview
Screenshot. Miera, an architecture website template: a long timber house in a meadow (stock photograph), “We draw houses, then we build them.”

Baton

Operations and workflow management.

Web app · Next.js · shadcn/ui Live

Web App Template

Live Preview
Screenshot. Baton, a web app template for operations: “Every request, owned.” beside a request card routed to a person.

StudyLab

Lecture notes into study material. Code checks every quote.

AI product · Next.js · OpenAI · Neon Live · private

Shown with synthetic test data

Screenshot. StudyLab, dark: a lesson marked ready to study — quotes from the notes verified, three errors corrected, four examples recomputed.

Through LenScan's lens the camera comes out into a dark hall where screenshots of my websites and applications hang as lit screens over a reflective floor: the MAJERČÍK site (not yet public), the templates Tichá, Breme, Miera and Baton, and StudyLab (on synthetic test data). Screenshots: my designs, the code written with Claude Code under my direction.

AI bez slopu

A book about better AI outputs — created with AI, without the slop.

Author & AI direction · Figma · image models In development

Render of the book AI bez slopu lying closed on a dark table: its white cover with the title in heavy black, “Reality” in red, and a red spine.Render of the book open at pages 6–7, the manifesto: “AI nie je problém. Slop je problém.” — AI is not the problem, slop is.

At the end of the hall a closed book lies in a pool of light on a dark table: AI bez slopu, its white cover with the title in black, “Reality” in red, a red spine. The camera comes down to it; the cover opens and its pages turn as you scroll, a few at a time — the manifesto “AI nie je problém. Slop je problém.”, the 62 % finding, how to recognise visual slop, the opener of Part III and virtual staging. A render, made from the book's own layout.

Background

  1. 2010Visual craftType, layout and image — graphic design from school onwards.Digital media graphic design, SOŠ IT Banská Bystrica, 2010–2014 · first graphic design jobs while studyingMy own mark: F + M
  2. 2015Photography & filmAn eye for light and composition, in my own photography, timelapse and aerial film.Own practice since 2015 · photography, timelapse and aerial film, graphic designMy photograph
  3. 2017Digital designInterfaces and websites, identities, print, packaging, photo and video — designed for clients.Employed at True Digital s.r.o., 2017–2025From my film Low Tatras, 2017
  4. 2026Software, built with AIProduct thinking and design taken all the way into working software — written with Claude Code under my direction, tested before it ships.Two web apps live, one for a client and one private · four website and web app templates with live previews, my own site in developmentStudyLab, on synthetic test data
  5. 2026Physical productsFrom parametric CAD to 3D-printed prototypes: a film scanner, designed and tested part by part.Since June 2026 · LenScan, in developmentLenScan’s print parts, rendered from the CAD
  6. NextAI-native product buildingVisual design, photography, software, AI and physical making — combined in one practice, from idea to reality.Now a designer at Invelity · open to AI Product Engineer, AI Technical Generalist, AI Operator roles

I use AI to turn ideas into working products. I direct development, validate the results and decide what ships.

Full CV

Let’s build something real.

Open to AI Product Engineer, AI Technical Generalist, AI Operator, AI Automation Engineer and Product Engineer roles.

filip@majercik.sk

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