Real example: internal management tool
A web app designed for a specific business process. Clean interface, clear flows and data accessible from any device.
Working example based on a real case. Data shown is fictional.
Internal managers, client portals, business calculators, operational panels. Software designed for your processes.
You've searched for commercial tools that fit your processes, but none of them does. Or they "almost" fit, and that "almost" forces you to change how you work to adapt to the software.
That makes no sense: software should adapt to you, not the other way around. Meanwhile, your team keeps getting by with spreadsheets, emails and manual processes they've already outgrown.
The exact tool your company needs. Not a generic product with features you don't use. A solution built for your processes, your team and your goals.
From any device with a browser. No installations, no manual updates. Your team accesses it from anywhere.
Project trackers, operations management, reporting tools. Designed for how your team works day to day.
Your clients access their information, track their orders or interact with your company without relying on emails or calls.
The new tool connects with what you already use. Without duplicating data, without copy-pasting between apps.
The tool is designed around the person who will use it every day. Clear interface, logical flows, minimal learning curve.
The software belongs to your company. Documented, clean, without proprietary dependencies. If you want another team to maintain it in the future, they can.
A web app designed for a specific business process. Clean interface, clear flows and data accessible from any device.
Working example based on a real case. Data shown is fictional.
The best way to understand the value of a custom tool is to use it. Here you'll get access to a working example to explore.
Soon you'll be able to explore a working example tool here. In the meantime, I can analyze your case and show you what the solution would look like.
I want to explore optionsWhat companies achieve when they move from generic solutions to custom tools.
Adapted to how you work, not the other way around
Working prototype to validate before committing
Documented code with no proprietary dependencies
A tool your team actually wants to use because it makes their work easier. More efficient processes, fewer errors, and the peace of mind that the software is yours and works exactly as you need.
Every project is different, but these ranges give you a clear sense of the investment.
The final price is set after a 30-minute conversation where I understand your case. No strings attached. Pay-per-use of external services (AI, deliveries, payment gateways, third-party APIs) isn't included: that's provider metering billed directly to the client, with a monthly cap if desired.
It depends what you compare it to. If a commercial tool at €200/month doesn't solve your problem and your team keeps losing hours, the real cost is far higher than the monthly fee. A custom tool is paid for once and pays off every day it's used.
The code is yours from day one. Documented, clean and without proprietary dependencies. If later you want another team to maintain it or to develop it internally, you can do so without restrictions.
That's normal. My work starts by understanding your problem and your processes. From there I propose the solution. We start with a working prototype in days that you can test with real data before making any decision.
That happens when there's no prototyping or early validation. Here we work with short deliveries: prototype in days, validation with you, iteration. You see constant progress and if something isn't going the right way, we fix it fast and at minimal cost.
Tell me which process you want to solve or what tool you'd like to have. I'll tell you what the solution would look like and how we'd build it together.
Let's talk about your project