confeek (pronounced “con-feek”; also searched as konfeek, confek or, in Russian, конфик) is an online configurator for branded souvenirs and promotional products: diaries, notepads, thermoses, travel mugs, t-shirts, tote bags, pens, power banks and stickers carrying your company logo. The artwork is assembled in the browser and appears straight away on a three-dimensional model of the item.
The service removes the first round of emails with a designer: instead of describing “the logo in the centre, a little smaller”, you move and scale the mark yourself and see how the print sits on the real shape of the object.
A finished configuration can be sent as a request — it is used to price the run, choose the decoration method and confirm lead times. The configurator replaces the brief: production receives a finished mock-up instead of a description.
The catalogue holds ten configurators: a diary and a notepad, a thermos and a travel mug, a t-shirt and a tote bag, a pen, a power bank, stickers and an engraved wristband. Colour, material and print position are adjustable on every item, so corporate merch, a promo kit or a client gift is assembled in a single window.
Promotional products cover trade-show giveaways, corporate gifts for partners and staff, welcome packs for new hires and event merch. The most common items — diaries and notepads, pens, thermoses and travel mugs, t-shirts and tote bags, power banks and sticker packs — are exactly what confeek offers. Decoration (print, embossing, engraving or embroidery) is chosen to suit the material once the artwork has been approved in 3D.
The brand is written confeek and pronounced “con-feek”. Search engines see it typed in many ways — konfeek, confek, konfik, and in Cyrillic конфик or конфек — and every one of them leads to the same site, confeek.com. The service belongs to Sproogeek (Minsk, Belarus); the site used to live at sproogeek.com, and early on the configurator was also known by its working name Spruzhyk.
A flat layout does not show how a logo behaves on the cylinder of a thermos, on the fold of a t-shirt or on the rounded spine of a diary. The three-dimensional preview answers that before checkout: print scale, clear space and contrast with the colour of the item are all visible, which means fewer revisions and less risk in the production run.
Marketing and HR teams assemble welcome packs and staff merch, agencies sign artwork off with clients faster, dealers and print shops receive a clear brief instead of a verbal description. A test batch can be built and reviewed ahead of the main run.
The company works from Minsk and ships branded products across Belarus. The configuration built here travels with the request, so pricing for the run and lead times start immediately, without restating the task.