Web apps, AI workflows, and the integrations between them. Built one project at a time, by one specialist, for small teams that need software they can rely on.
Next.js apps, dashboards, admin panels, marketing sites with a real backend. The kind your team uses every day, not the kind that looks good in a screenshot.
Agents that read documents, draft replies, summarise meetings, or triage tickets. Built with an evaluation set, validation, and a human-review fallback so 'mostly works' never reaches your customers.
Make.com, n8n, and the custom backend glue when no-code can't do the job. For replacing copy-paste between tools, syncing data across stacks, or fixing a workflow that keeps falling over.
You tell me what your team is trying to do and where the friction is. I ask questions to understand the work. Plain English, no pitch.
I send back a written plan: what gets built, what's deliberately out of scope, the price, and a timeline scoped to your actual project. If it doesn't fit, we stop here. No obligation.
I build the work in vertical slices and share progress at regular check-ins. You can change direction at any point without it costing more.
You get the runbook, a recorded walkthrough, and a follow-up period for free bug fixes after launch. After that, you can run it yourself or send the occasional task.
You tell me what your team is trying to do and where the friction is. I ask questions to understand the work. Plain English, no pitch.
I send back a written plan: what gets built, what's deliberately out of scope, the price, and a timeline scoped to your actual project. If it doesn't fit, we stop here. No obligation.
I build the work in vertical slices and share progress at regular check-ins. You can change direction at any point without it costing more.
You get the runbook, a recorded walkthrough, and a follow-up period for free bug fixes after launch. After that, you can run it yourself or send the occasional task.
You reach me directly. I do the work. I do the hand-over. No PMs, no junior devs, no game of telephone between you and the person actually building it.
I build things that ship. If something is risky or unlikely to work on your data, you'll hear about it before you've paid for the full build, not after.
Every AI workflow I build comes with an evaluation set and a fallback path. If accuracy isn't good enough on your real data, you'll know before launch.
Every project ends with a runbook plain enough that a non-developer can change a webhook URL, swap an API key, or read the logs when something looks off.
I'm a software engineer based in Germany. For the last four years I've built web apps, AI workflows, and the automations that connect them, mostly for small teams that need software they can rely on without keeping a developer on payroll. I work one project at a time, directly with the person who hired me. The work I'm proudest of is what runs quietly in production for years and never needs me again.
Tell me what your team is doing today and where the friction is. I'll send back a written assessment of whether it's a software problem worth solving and what it would realistically take to build. No commitment, no pitch.