Services
From the first sketch to deploy, I handle it all
Custom Web Applications
Web applications built from scratch around what the client actually needs. I handle everything: architecture, backend, frontend, database, deployment, maintenance. One person from the first conversation all the way to the system running in production on your infrastructure. No handovers, no project manager filtering the communication, no team that rotates every six months.
Every company has processes that no generic software can really handle: the ones that today live in an Excel sheet, in a shared folder, in a chain of Zapier automations that breaks every couple of months. These are exactly the processes where custom software pays for itself: the people doing the work already know how it flows, the edge cases have already been hit a thousand times, all that's missing is putting it into a system that always behaves the same way.
The real advantage is that you follow the whole thing with one person. No "the backend guy", "the frontend guy", "the deployment guy". Architecture, code, deployment and maintenance are all on me. The technology choices are deliberately boring and considered: the ones that minimize problems five years down the line, not the ones that look impressive at the start.
How I work
Start from the problem, not the tech
Before writing a single line of code, we talk about how your work actually flows: who does what, where time is lost, what information you'd want to have that you don't have today. The shape of the application comes from there. Too many projects fail because someone picked a framework before really understanding the domain.
Design, architecture, data model
Interface sketches kept deliberately simple. The goal is to reduce the effort of whoever will be using the software eight hours a day, not to win a design award. The data model is designed for the next five years of the product, not just the first version: changes will come, but the core pieces have to hold.
Full-stack implementation
Backend, frontend, database, integrations with the services you already use (payments, email, CRM, carriers, ERP). Multi-tenancy when it's needed, authentication, subscriptions, usage metering, role-based permissions. All the less glamorous but critical work that separates a demo from a piece of software that really runs in production.
Deploy, monitoring, handover
Self-hosted on Hetzner with Coolify and Docker as the default choice: your data on your infrastructure, no external vendor lock-in, predictable monthly cost. Active monitoring, alerts when something goes wrong, automatic backups, and a written runbook you can follow even when something happens and I'm not reachable. Clear documentation and pair-work sessions, so whoever takes over the project after me can really take it over.
The end result is a web application that becomes a daily work tool for your company, not "that IT project that's never really finished".