Listen, analyse, solve.
From developer to software consultant; from programming to orchestrating, with experience.
The three most recent ones, made real.
A social network for hikers
Bag summits with your people
Log your summits, share photos with your groups and compete on the leaderboards — all in one place.
Household chore tracking
Split the housework without arguing
apaFet keeps track of who does what, when it's due and who has already done it — so the housework doesn't fall to whoever has the best memory.
Waze for the inside of a shop
Find every item without wandering the supermarket
Make your list, pick where you're shopping and let the map guide you aisle by aisle. It's kept up to date by the people who shop there every day.
Three areas of work, each with its own rules.
Understand the problem first, then write the solution. Applications and sites built from scratch, no templates, made to fit what you already run and to survive being maintained.
Tick what the client needs.
Move the pieces, or let them sort themselves.
Try the app that comes out of it.
Book a slot
Pick a day.
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Add-ons, reports and integrations for SAP Business One. I get the data out of the ERP and put it where people actually work.
A supplier's delivery note arrives: watch the AI read it and post it to SAP on its own.
Sensors, microcontrollers and Home Assistant. Automations that keep working when the internet goes down, because they run at home.
Move through the rooms, or open the living room window and the garage door.
If you have a project that touches any of these layers, write to me and we'll look at it.