As a self-employed consultant, I help companies and individuals with programming, broadcast-related hardware and software solutions, radio imaging, and much more.

bITmobil is a radio program that informs people about new technological trends and anything which has a bit of connection to IT.We are always there when a technology-related event happens and make interviews, and promote the technological changes in an objective and subjective way.Our program gets support from NMHH and radio stations that broadcast our radio shows week by week.

Rádió Smile has a continuously growing listener base as a community broadcaster. Our mission is to inform people about local and the world's most important news and keep the connection between people who may not live in Kiskunfélegyháza anymore but are always glad to hear about the city where they were born.

After more than a decade of evolution 42NET Radio Automation System is currently the most popular radio automation system in Hungary.Our system has been developed with features that are truly necessary for radio houses. It does every radio production process:  traffic management,  news, editor, scheduling, single or multiple playouts, rights management reporting, Media Asset Management, NewMedia, and more are included in our all-in-one comprehensive and cost-effective automated solution.Our solutions are in use worldwide but mainly in Central Europe: Hungary, Serbia, and Romania.I created some nice features and applications for example Marvin (radio playout), NewMedia (automatic podcast and metadata publishing), Streamer (audio streaming), StationCheck (24/7 recording system), and more.

As a developer, I created Streamer, StationCheck, Traf4Report, and NMHH Reporter and I was part of the development team of Player, Surfer, Reporter, ShowScheduler, and more.

Through the SeeColors app on the TV, users can identify the type and level of their CVD and then directly recalibrate their QLED TV screen based on their personal results. To offer an easy method for people to identify CVD, Samsung Electronics partnered with Professor Klara Wenzel who heads up the Department of Mechatronics, Optics and Mechanical Engineering Informatics at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics, to adopt the Colorlite Test, or C-Test, for TV and mobile devices. C-Test, developed by Professor Wenzel, is a digital test that uses the concept of color filters and mathematical modeling to identify CVD. Adopting the C-Test through the SeeColors app has resulted in a simple solution that gives people with CVD the opportunity to see the world through their QLED TVs in a more optimized color.As a developer, I used the next stuff: Android and Tizen SDK, Samsung TV firmware control, CVD algorithm, Facebook API, and Samsung MultiScreen SDK.The application is native to Android and on the TV too.I was part of the documentation, the development, and also the UI/UX team.Awards-Cannes Lions 2016 // Digital Craft Bronze-Cannes Lions 2016 // Mobile Bronze-London International Award 2017 // Innovative Use of Digital-Golden Hammer 2016 // Digital Diploma-Arany Penge 2017 // Grand PrixDemo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtQu1BEy4nQ

Rádió Majsa was a commercial radio station. The broadcaster's mission was to inform people about local and the world's most important news.