A key made of paper
When she was three, Irina was building a dollhouse out of Lego. It needed a key — and there was no key in the box. So she drew one on paper, cut it out with scissors, and the lock opened.
That is the whole idea behind Trunex. When the thing you need doesn't exist yet, you don't wait for someone else to make it. You make it.
It's how every one of our products was born. We wanted a gym companion that tracked only what mattered — so we built it. We needed a GPS speedometer with numbers big enough to read at a glance, turning green to red as we pushed — it didn't exist, so we made it. We wanted a way to keep the people we trust close, and a single place to run a busy life. Each one started as a paper key: a small, stubborn need with no product to answer it.
Then we did the second thing a three-year-old can't: we built them properly — into real apps anyone can use, made and operated in the EU, with people holding the pencil and AI as the tool that cuts fast and clean.
Because today, making your own key has never been faster. If you don't have the thing you need, you can build it — or call someone like us to draw it for you.
