Citrus Codes at the WKU World Championships 2026 in Berlin

At Citrus Codes, we believe that business growth should be supported by better processes, not accompanied by increasing administrative complexity. This belief led us to develop Weto, a law firm management software designed to help legal professionals organize their cases, deadlines, documents, teams, and business operations within a single platform.

Developed in Montenegro, Weto addresses a common challenge faced by growing law firms: as the number of clients, cases, and employees increases, managing everyday operations becomes increasingly demanding. What once worked through spreadsheets, individual calendars, and informal communication can quickly become a source of inefficiency, fragmented information, and unnecessary administrative work. Through conversations with legal professionals, we recognized that even law firms with established teams often depend heavily on their partners to coordinate responsibilities, monitor progress, and maintain an overview of ongoing cases.

Weto was created to change that.

Citrus Codes received the Best Startup Idea Award at the World Tourism Day celebration in Podgorica, Montenegro, where four startup teams presented innovative solutions aimed at shaping the future of tourism.
Organized under the theme "Tourism of the Future – Digitalization and Artificial Intelligence as Drivers of Change in Tourism," the event brought together representatives of the tourism industry, public institutions, and the innovation community.
Our award-winning concept, TourismOS, introduces a vision for a unified digital tourism ecosystem that connects visitors, local communities, tourism businesses, and public institutions through a single platform.

The Citrus Codes team participated in Adria Future Hackathon 2026, held in Kotor and Tivat, Montenegro, as part of the Adria Future Summit. Bringing together innovative teams from across the Western Balkans, the event focused on exploring how artificial intelligence can contribute to sustainability and address real-world challenges.
Under the theme "AI x Sustainability," participants were challenged to develop technology-driven solutions with the potential to create a positive environmental and social impact.
During the hackathon, our team developed a functional AI-powered prototype designed to detect potential plant diseases through image analysis, demonstrating how artificial intelligence can support early disease detection and more accessible plant health monitoring.