FOUNDER'S STORY
I'm Andrejj. Long before I led a design team or shipped a product, I was falling off rooftops in Vienna trying to land a parkour move — getting back up, adjusting, and trying again until my body just knew what to do. That's still how I build everything.
I built Fregio because I've sat on both sides of the screen — the founder waiting three weeks for a developer to answer, and the designer who felt sick fixing the same spacing bug for the tenth time. Nobody should have to lose a weekend to a website. This is the tool I wish someone had handed me back then.
Andrejj
Founder · Austria → Fregio
“Parkour taught me to see the path before I take the jump. Design taught me to see the site before it ships. Fregio is what happens when you refuse to accept the gap between those two.”
— ANDREJJ, FOUNDER
THE PATH HERE
I grew up in Austria chasing rooftops, not tutorials. Parkour teaches you to read a space fast — where the gap is, what will actually hold your weight, how to commit instead of hovering at the edge. Calisthenics teaches you something quieter: you show up, you fail the rep, you adjust, and you come back tomorrow. Nobody was clapping. That was the point.
I started picking up design work almost by accident — a favor for a friend, then a small project, then a real one. What surprised me was how familiar it felt. Reading a bad layout was like reading a bad line — you just knew. I ended up leading design for teams shipping real products, and most days I spent more time unblocking people than making anything myself.
Every project hit the same three weeks: a client wanting a site live by Friday, a developer copy-pasting the same template again, a designer nudging the same 4px of padding for the tenth time that month. AI could already write working code. And yet WordPress still meant cPanel logins, plugin roulette, and a Slack thread nobody wanted to open. The gap between “I know exactly what I want” and “it exists” was just too wide.
Fregio is my answer, and it runs on the same rules I trained under: describe it once, commit, let someone honest review the result, fix what's actually wrong, and ship — no pretending a rough landing was clean. A crew of agents designs and builds the site on real WordPress, a critic checks the work before you ever see it, and then it's simply live. No trophy for the ten thousand reps behind it. Just a site that works.
WHY IT MATTERS FOR YOU
You don't need to care about parkour — you need a site that ships without the circus. But every one of these rules is wired into how Fregio actually works.
Hesitation is how you get hurt on a wall — and how projects die in mockups. You take the jump, then fix what breaks.
In Fregio: one sentence becomes a complete live build in minutes. You iterate on something real, not a wireframe.
In training you film the run and watch it back — the camera doesn't flatter. Honest review is the only review that counts.
In Fregio: a design critic screenshots every rendered build and fails weak hierarchy, bad contrast and filler content.
Nobody claps for the ten thousand pull-ups behind one clean flow. The unglamorous work is the work.
In Fregio: hosting, SSL, malware scans and backups run automatically — reps that never get skipped.
WHAT WE'RE BUILDING
Fregio isn't a page builder with AI sprinkled on top. It's Muse — one agent that plans, builds and reviews its own work before anything goes live. Real WordPress. Real hosting. One sentence in, site out.
I started Fregio because I'd been on both sides: the person waiting on a site, and the person trying to ship one under an impossible deadline. I built the tool I wished existed back then — and I'm still the one making sure it ships the way I'd want my own name on it.
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