Things I build
Five kinds of work.
One person answering for it.
Agents write the code; I decide what gets built and review every change. These are the problems I take on most — each one backed by a project you can read about.
Integrations
Systems that finally talk to each other.
Orders typed in twice, stock counted in two places, prices copied by hand. I connect the systems you already run, so the data moves by itself and nobody has to be the glue.
Typical jobs
- Webshop ↔ ERP or accounting (e-conomic and friends)
- Stock, prices and orders kept in step on a schedule
- Webhooks and APIs between your tools and your partners’
- Failures that shout, so no order gets lost quietly
MCP servers & AI agents
Ask your business a question.
An MCP server lets Claude and other assistants read and act on your own data — safely, with the rules in code, not in a prompt. And agents that do real work, with a human signing off where it matters.
Typical jobs
- MCP servers on top of your database, API or back office
- Assistants that answer “how are we doing?” from live numbers
- Agents that review, fix and report — and wait for approval
- AI features grounded in your own experts and catalogue
System design
The shape, before the code.
Agents can write code fast. Deciding what to build, and how the pieces fit, is still the job. I start from the data model out, choose the boring option when it holds, and write it down so your team can follow.
Typical jobs
- Architecture for a new product, or a second opinion on yours
- Data models, boundaries and what runs on a schedule
- Picking the stack that fits the team who will own it
- Untangling a system that grew one feature at a time
Software systems
Software built around how you work.
Customer portals, calculators, back offices and platforms that do the one thing your business needs — instead of bending an off-the-shelf tool until it almost fits.
Typical jobs
- Customer portals and self-service
- Admin panels and back offices your team enjoys using
- Calculators and engines where every number has to be right
- Platforms that grow from one tool into several
Webshops
Webshops for businesses that sell to businesses.
B2B is different: every customer has its own prices, orders are big and frequent, and the business system decides what is true. I build shops for wholesale, not bent into it.
Typical jobs
- B2B webshops with customer-specific prices
- Live stock from the business system behind it
- Fast reordering for customers who know what they want
- Search that finds the right item among thousands
Not on the list? If it has data, users and a deadline, I probably build it.Tell me about it →