Apps and first useful versions
Shape the product, test the core journey, connect subscriptions, analytics and store preparation, and keep the first release focused.
Apps, websites and connected business systems
Many parts.
One working system.
Make it easier for customers to choose you and for your team to deliver. We build websites, apps and systems around the way your business needs to work.
Hands-on deliveryReal productsDirect contact with Tal
Six dimensions. One sunflower.
Make the next step feel obvious.
Help people understand your offer, choose a product and complete the action they came for.
BeFoxy · storefront and buying journeyKeep work moving between people.
Connect each request to the next responsible person, with a clear status and a useful next step.
EdenMish · booking, operations and driver workflowsKnow what needs attention.
Bring the relevant information together so your team can make decisions without chasing scattered updates.
EdenMish · connected operations viewsGive repeated work to the system.
Connect your tools and automate suitable recurring tasks, with clear rules for when a person takes over.
Engage / NOD137 · lead workflows, in betaKeep important decisions in your hands.
Build permissions, review steps and human approval into the places where they matter.
Engage / NOD137 · approval before public replies, in betaChoose what to improve next.
Define what success means, measure a starting point and compare what changes after release.
ZUZU MindPlay · product journeys and analyticsOne face, many parts
Experience, flow, clarity, connection, control and improvement. Six dimensions working together around your business.
Read the company storyWhat we build
Start with the real gap.
Bring an early idea or a live process that is unclear, slow or disconnected. Tal stays involved across the decisions, experience, engineering, testing and launch—and brings in the right specialist when the work genuinely needs one.
Websites and ecommerce
Build a clear website, storefront or landing page that is easy to use, ready for search and connected to what visitors actually do.
Custom systems and automation
Connect customer journeys, operations, APIs, data and carefully controlled automation around the way the business really works.
Improve what is already live
Find friction, clean up technical problems, strengthen security boundaries and decide what genuinely deserves attention next.
Define the improvement before the build.
Choose a useful measure together: completed purchases per checkout started, minutes spent handling each request, or successful first sessions per new user. Establish the starting point, then compare after release alongside delivery and running costs.
One face, many parts
A project is more than its first screen.
The parts should make sense together—from the customer’s first action to the work happening behind it.
Connected delivery system
EdenMish — from booking to the road.
- Status
- Live platform · Driver app in release preparation / staging
- Role
- Principal system architect · End-to-end product, UX and engineering
Tal connected customer booking, operations and driver workflows across product, UX, engineering, integrations, security and delivery. The case study shows how the parts fit together.
Real work
The role. The stage. The system.
Explore the work behind a buying journey, a mobile product and a connected business system. Each story explains the need, Tal’s contribution and what was built.
Active play · Product ecosystem
ZUZU MindPlay
Live app and websites · Partner program in US beta
A co-founded mobile product connecting children’s movement, missions and MindPlay with parent journeys, subscriptions, analytics, localized websites and partner-program foundations.
Tal’s role: Co-founder · Product builder · Technical lead
Origin note: ZUZU began as a sports app for children, with early development starting through Level App. The product later changed direction and evolved into ZUZU MindPlay.
Read the project story
Independent R&D · Human-approved automation
Engage / NOD137
In beta
A system that collects social engagement, classifies intent, prepares reply options and routes potential leads—while structurally requiring a person to approve every public reply.
Tal’s role: Product architecture · Full-stack development · Safety design
See the implemented flow
Learning platform
Yaffa Agmon
A Hebrew teaching platform with public program pages, registration, protected student spaces, structured lesson access and administration foundations.
Tal’s role: Product planning · UX · Full-stack implementation
Visit Yaffa AgmonEcommerce and connected work
Built for the buying journey.
From building and running a storefront to improving product discovery, automation and product presentation.
Live ecommerce business
BeFoxy
Tal’s work on BeFoxy spans the Shopify storefront, Hebrew product structure, customer journeys, loyalty, analytics and paid-media infrastructure.
Completed ecommerce contribution
Charlie Banana Israel
Tal contributed behind the scenes through SEO, automation and packshots for new items.
Full website and design credit: the new Shopify website and visual design are the work of Jonathan Siag from Seder Studio.
The principle behind the mark
One face. Many parts. Pointed toward the light.
A sunflower is not one flower. It is a community of florets arranged so that every part gets its share of space and light. That gives Six Elements a practical rule: find the real gap, let every part earn its place, and connect the whole around honest evidence.
Read the full storyThe company
Small by design. Accountable through the whole build.
Six Elements Altiora Ltd is the legal company identity behind selected business activity and digital-product work. Tal Agmon is the public professional-services contact and works directly with business owners and teams. When a project genuinely needs another specialist, the right person is brought in; responsibility for how the parts connect stays clear.
Meet Tal and his working approachStart with the real problem
What is unclear, slow or disconnected?
Tell Tal where customers get stuck or where your team loses time. In the first conversation, we will clarify the problem, the people involved and one useful next step. You do not need a finished brief.