Three friends.
One ghost.

SPXTR was Tanto's idea. Three friends had spent years talking about building something of their own, and when Tanto brought the idea to the table, Lanny and Jenko were in.

Jenko came in and built the website, turning the idea into a real brand people could see and use. Doing that work for SPXTR sparked the next step: if the crew could build a brand like that for themselves, they could build it for other people too.

That's where the rebrand came in. Jenko's own development studio became SPXTR Development, a company under the SPXTR brand that takes SPXTR beyond its own walls and into building websites for businesses and brands.

The ghost is the SPXTR mark. The binary code running through it is what makes this the development side of SPXTR.

It began with the same dream many kids grow up with: wanting to make games. That curiosity turned into action after buying a first proper computer and spending free time in Unity, building small projects, testing ideas, and learning by doing.

The path into development was not a straight line. After school, with the games industry still feeling difficult to reach, the next chapter became the Army. Even there, programming never stopped. Every spare chance became time to keep learning, moving from Unity into Unreal Engine, Godot, mobile apps, and anything else that could sharpen the craft.

After a spinal injury brought that military chapter to a close, the focus became clearer: turn years of on-and-off building into something real. SPXTR Development is the result of that persistence, roughly a decade of learning now put to work building websites for businesses and brands.