# jovan tomić · belgrade, serbia

I started building young. At 14 I was making Minecraft mods, but my first real win came at 18, when a friend and I licensed the tech behind our first company, SimplyWorks, a job-matching app.

Then I moved into enterprise software. With Dr. Jasmina Knežević, who founded and ran BelMedic hospital, I co-founded VitaHub, where I'm CTO. We're building the navigation layer for healthcare: software that helps insurers' call centers send every patient to the right doctor. In October 2025 I pitched VitaHub at Goldman Sachs as part of a startup program.

Alongside that, friends and I started building consumer apps. Our drive tracker, Enroad, has 970K downloads in 161 countries and a 4.8★ App Store rating, and it has made $1.6M in revenue this year.

I've also done some consulting. For a venture studio in Vilnius, I built Astro, their market-intelligence system, and taught their engineers how I build and iterate fast.

These days I spend less time in the code and more on the people. Enroad and VitaHub both have teams that run them day to day: I set the direction, and at VitaHub most of my time now goes into sales. That frees me up for Wooshi, an active game for kids on the living-room TV. The game is only the start: I want Wooshi to be a character kids know all over the world, from the TV to plush toys and whatever comes after. I think it can be bigger than anything I've done so far, and I've only just started.

I do all of this while enrolled in two degrees in Belgrade, computer science and statistics. I show up for the exams and spend the rest of my time building.

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