Workflow automation
Connect inquiries, follow-ups, reminders, forms and repetitive admin into dependable workflows.
REMOTE • UNITED STATES + EUROPE
Niko Studios designs practical automations, dashboards and custom digital tools that simplify repetitive work and keep opportunities from slipping through the cracks.
SERVICES
Start with one repetitive process. We map it, simplify it and build a system around it.
Connect inquiries, follow-ups, reminders, forms and repetitive admin into dependable workflows.
Turn scattered spreadsheets and customer information into focused operational dashboards.
Build lightweight tools for quoting, customer tracking, scheduling, document workflows and reporting.
Use AI where it is actually useful, including summarization, drafting, knowledge search and data organization.
SELECTED WORK
Each project shows a different part of the work: product design, software, automation, systems thinking and business execution.
A service-business operations concept that takes a customer from inquiry to quote, follow-up, booking and review request in one focused workspace.
Open interactive demo →SOFTWARE PRODUCT
A nursing study platform with courses, assignments, exams, flashcards, NCLEX-style practice, materials management and AI-assisted study tools.
PERSONAL SYSTEM
A personal dashboard combining productivity, device access, smart-home tools, news, learning and household workflows in one environment.
DIGITAL PRODUCTS
Co-created and released eight online game projects that accumulated more than 350,000 combined visits.
ABOUT NIKO STUDIOS
Niko Studios is a freelance digital systems practice focused on helping small businesses reduce repetitive work. The approach is simple: understand the process first, then build only what makes the workflow clearer, faster or easier to manage.
Alongside software and automation projects, Nikola Jeremic has experience in international sourcing, modular housing, digital products, coaching and business administration.
START SMALL
Send a short description of the process. The first step is simply figuring out whether it is worth automating.