I build the software businesses reach for when SaaS stops fitting.

I’ve spent nearly a decade shipping production software for teams that outgrew their tools — and for myself.

Satsu, my own cookieless analytics platform, now runs behind two Indonesian government projects (under NDA), processing around a million events a month with no consent banner and no cookies. For a German nursing consultancy I built FlexiBer, a GDPR booking and admin platform — EU-hosted, encrypted, live in production. For a print house running since 1933, I replaced paper job-bags with software ten people now use every day.

The thread through all of it: I own the whole stack — database internals and self-hosted EU infrastructure up through the frontend a client actually touches — and I think about the business the software serves, not just the code. The work tends to replace something: a subscription, a manual process, a pile of paper. That’s the only kind of build I find worth doing.