Off-the-shelf packages almost fit your process. I build the web application, integration or dashboard that does fit, and put it into production.
It usually starts with a process spread across loose systems and manual work: a website, an accounting package, a CRM and a few spreadsheets that don't talk to each other.
I map out where the handovers go wrong, then build the software that removes them: an application for one work process, an API between two systems, or a dashboard that brings the numbers together.
First look at how the work actually runs: systems, people, exceptions. That's where the gain is, not in the code.
A working part you can use straight away, instead of months on a large system.
Go live, connect to what's already there, and make sure it keeps running.
Adjust based on what you run into in practice.
Projects I actually built, not sample cases.
The ICT landscape and processes have grown organically. Website, CRM and tools don't work together seamlessly yet, resulting in manual handoffs.
Structural approach: first map everything out (systems, processes, people), then build process optimization and integrations. Weekly hours, fixed day.
Set up a complete e-commerce ecosystem from scratch: digital product sales, guides, community management, multiple payment methods including crypto, all working together seamlessly.
NestJS backend with modular architecture, Next.js frontend for optimal SEO and performance, PostgreSQL for reliable data storage. A Discord bot for community automation and a custom MCP server for workflow automation. Crypto payments alongside traditional methods.
Multi-tier platform with automated delivery, real-time payment processing, community management and scalable infrastructure, all self-hosted.
Government organizations need to match CVs against CompetentNL competencies, a manual, error-prone process. HR staff lost a lot of time interpreting widely varying CV formats and mapping them to standardized competencies.
A Laravel + React application that automatically parses CVs, extracts competencies and matches them against CompetentNL standards. The tool recognizes free-text experience and translates it into structured competency profiles. Fully bilingual English/Dutch, with Docker deployment.
Runs live against the official CompetentNL SPARQL endpoint using the official CompetentNL→ESCO mapping (120 mapping rules), not a home-grown AI approach. Built for organisations that have to match CVs against CompetentNL.
An organization struggled with data integrity in their ERP system. Errors in data led to wrong decisions, unnecessary costs and a lack of trust in reports.
A Python-based validation engine that systematically detected and categorized 30,000+ errors. Connected to a BI dashboard that gave immediate insight into data quality, trends and repair priorities.
Immediate insight into data quality at enterprise scale. Repairable errors identified and prioritized. Decision-making improved through reliable data.
Sectors where this work pays off most.
Background on this service, without the sales pitch.
What clients usually want to know before they call.
No. Usually I build around what's there: an integration between two systems, or an application for the process that currently falls between them. Replacing is a last resort, not the starting point.
I work in short sprints of a week or two, with a working part each sprint. So you keep getting something you can actually use, instead of waiting months for one big delivery.
You can come back to me. I deliver with documentation and stay available for maintenance and further development. You're not stuck with a system nobody dares to touch.
We decide that upfront. Your own server, your own management, or managed hosting with a party we pick together. The starting point is that the data stays yours and that it is agreed in advance who can access it, how long it is kept, and under which data processing agreement.
I work from Vaals, on site across South Limburg and beyond.
Got an idea, a problem or a project? I'm happy to help. No obligations, just a good conversation.