Measure both ends
Every change starts with a baseline, and every claim needs an after number.
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We spent five years making slow apps fast by hand. Then we taught agents to do it.

Jamnik is Polish for dachshund, a dog bred to go underground and come back with something.
Our agents do the same in your codebase. They read the stats file, the trace and the flaky test everyone reruns, and come back with a measured fix.
We kept the Y so English speakers say it right, and the stubbornness because performance work needs it.
Every change starts with a baseline, and every claim needs an after number.
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One gain per pull request, sized for a short review and a one-click revert.
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Agents do the digging. People decide what reaches production, and they own that decision.
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Founder"I make slow apps fast. Yamnik is how I stop doing it one codebase at a time."
Senior frontend engineer with five-plus years of React, TypeScript and Next.js across travel, e-commerce, iGaming and enterprise tooling. Led a three-person team at Fujitsu, migrated Crustlab off an undocumented provider with zero downtime, and cut Wakacje.pl's bundle by 72%.
Co-founded beWebDev and ran its Code Review series. Each episode read a real junior codebase on camera and showed how a senior reasons about it. The mentoring continues in two Discord communities.
(06) Work with us
We are not hiring for open roles yet. If you are a senior engineer who gets excited by flame graphs and before-and-after numbers, say hello anyway.
hello@zydev.pl
We connect the fleet to one repository for two weeks. You get a ranked list of gains in euros and the first pull requests, already open.