A product site for an on-device check used by police and emergency responders. Four languages, no tracking.
- Client
- Wallenwein Administration & Development, Stuttgart
- Who uses it
- Police, border control and emergency services
- What I did
- The product site, in four languages
- 0requests to any other company’s servers
- 0cookies
- 4languages, each at its own address
Checked on the live site, 13 October 2026
01The brief
Revoix makes an app for police, border control and emergency services: a guided pupil response check that runs entirely on the phone, alongside translation and language support.
Its buyers are agencies with security, IT and procurement reviews. The site has to answer their questions plainly, and it has to keep the product’s promise itself: nothing leaves the device.
02What I built
A site that sends nothing anywhere
The pages make no requests to any other company’s servers: no analytics, no cookies, not even Vercel’s own Insights.
Written for the review, not the pitch
The copy follows the shape of an evaluation: operational value, a functional overview, then downloads for technical, IT and procurement teams.

Every language has its own address
English, German, Spanish and French each have their own pages, with their own titles, descriptions and link previews, so a page shared in French previews in French.




On a phone, 390 pixels wide.
03Under the hood
Next.js · Prerendered on Vercel · No analytics · No cookies
- Zero third-party requests
- The served HTML loads nothing from anyone else: no fonts, scripts or pixels from another company.
- Prerendered pages
- Every page is built ahead of time, so there is no backend to keep running or to secure.
- Linkable in every language
- Each locale route carries its own metadata for search and sharing.





