Not with a project manager who passes it on.
Not for 10,000 other companies at the same time.
You can run it yourself, extend it yourself, or hire someone else.
Most people come with an idea. I ask until we both know whether the idea is the right tool and what the minimum scope is that actually helps.
What's in and what's not, what it costs and when it goes live — written down. No silent additions, no nasty surprises.
I don't build everything at once and then reveal the result. You see early whether the approach fits and can step in before too much is built.
Code, documentation, walkthrough — everything is yours. You can run it yourself, extend it yourself, or hire someone else. No subscription, no dependency.
"Can't we just solve this with an off-the-shelf tool?"
Often yes. I'll tell you honestly in the call if an existing tool fits better. Custom software makes sense when you regularly bend your process to fit a tool, need to connect multiple tools, or a standard CRM costs you more than it delivers.
"We don't have anyone in-house who knows about this stuff. Is that a problem?"
No. You just need to explain what your day-to-day looks like and what's frustrating. I handle the rest. And after handover you get a proper walkthrough, not documentation nobody reads.
"How do I make sure the result is actually what I wanted?"
You don't give feedback at the end — you give it throughout. First working version in week 2. No big reveal, no roulette.
"How long does a project realistically take?"
Depending on scope, 4 to 6 weeks to a first usable version. What kills the timeline: missing material, too many decision-makers, unclear requirements. If you know what you want, we are often done sooner.
Let's see if it's a fit
30 minutes is enough to find out whether a custom tool makes sense for you.
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