Founders and product creators
You have an idea, a rough prototype, or a workflow that needs to become real enough to test with users.
- Shape the first useful version
- Build fast without losing product judgment
- Iterate from evidence
Based in Switzerland
I help turn messy product and workflow problems into working software.
For founders, solopreneurs, creators, and CH/KMU who need a prototype, focused tool, sharper website, or practical automation without a six-month agency process.
- Prototypes and MVPs
- Existing systems improved
- Business workflows automated
Who this is for
Two kinds of practical project work.
Swiss and DACH small businesses
You have a website, spreadsheet-heavy process, admin flow, or existing tool that needs a clear improvement.
- Modernize without replacing everything
- Automate repetitive steps
- Make existing systems easier to use
Selected work
Proof through shipped and improved projects.
A mix of product builds, UX/UI lifts, and business workflow tools. The common thread is practical execution around a real problem.
FinApp
FinApp is the working name for a private, local-first personal finance app that keeps everyday money management and net worth in one encrypted place.
Read case studyWikikracja
A major UX/UI lift and feature expansion for an existing civic collaboration system.
Read case studyledgerpilot
A Dolibarr module focused on practical accounting and ledger workflow support.
Read case studyProject fit
Good work starts with the right kind of problem.
A good fit
- You need a focused first versionA prototype, MVP, internal tool, or workflow improvement that can prove something concrete.
- There is room for product thinkingThe brief can be challenged and shaped, not only executed line by line.
Not the best fit
- Lowest-price commodity codingIf the main criterion is the cheapest implementation, this is probably not the right match.
- Large agency procurementEnterprise programs with heavy process and permanent team needs are better served elsewhere.
Start small, but real
Bring the problem, not a perfect specification.
A useful first conversation is about what exists today, what needs to change, and what a first working version should prove.