Cotidie is a venture builder in Belgrade. We take problems we meet on solar plants, construction sites and factory floors and build the software that solves them. Three products so far.
Solar fleet monitoring for installers and O&M teams.
Solarverse reads every inverter on every plant once a minute. When production drops it says which plant, which inverter and why, before the client calls. Clients get the same plant in a read-only view under the installer’s own brand.
The work OS for construction, manufacturing and field operations.
Projects, timesheets, people and hiring in one record. A crew logs a shift in three taps, with or without signal, and the office sees it the moment the phone is back online. Nobody sits through a training week to use it.
A solar planning workspace, from site intake to client proposal.
Roof geometry, system layout, bill of materials and the client offer come from one project record. Change a component and the parts list, the price and the proposal update together. Code checks run while you design, so nothing comes back from final review.
It will come off a short list of problems we have seen on site, in energy, industrial work, robotics and AI. If you are living with one of them, we would like to hear about it.
Each product began with a problem one of us met at work: an installer who heard about a dead inverter from a client’s phone call, a site manager chasing paper timesheets, an engineer rebuilding a quote from memory.
Design, engineering and release stay in-house, on the web and on phones. The people who met the problem stay on the product after launch.
Its own name, its own customers, its own roadmap, with Cotidie behind it. When one earns it, it becomes a company.
Co-founder and CEO. Business and sales.
Leads the business and sales, and brought the first solar plants that Solarverse launched on.
Co-founder and CTO. Product and engineering.
Leads product and engineering across all three products.