Websites, internal tools, AI workflows and full apps — built and maintained. The same hands that run the digital infrastructure behind System Error, cllb and LabelOS, working for your organisation.
Everything on this page started as something I needed to run my own operation. Labels, magazines, a community platform and a growing SaaS all run on infrastructure I designed, built and keep alive — websites, mail servers, internal admin tools, AI-driven workflows and full products in production.
That's the offer: the same practical, maintenance-minded engineering, pointed at your organisation. It began in the cultural sector — labels, venues, institutions — and the approach carries over cleanly to any team, business or NGO that needs software built properly and kept running, rather than shipped once and abandoned.
A note that matters more every year: I build and host in the EU by default. Websites, mail and AI workflows can run on European infrastructure with GDPR-compliant data handling — no assumption that your data has to sit on a US cloud. It's not the headline, but for a lot of organisations it's the difference between a yes and a no.
A sample of what this looks like in practice — sites you can visit, and systems running quietly in the background of my own operation and others'.
Most builds move through these four stages. Maintenance continues in stage 04 for as long as it's useful.
Free first call. What you need, what already exists, and whether building it is genuinely the right move — or whether something simpler solves it.
A written scope: what gets built, the stack, where it's hosted, data and GDPR considerations, timeline and a clear price.
Development in visible increments you can try as it goes, through testing to a live, deployed release.
Optional ongoing maintenance — updates, monitoring, fixes and new features — so it keeps working long after launch.
Send a short note about your organisation, what you're trying to build or automate, and where you're at. The first call is free and we'll figure out together whether it's the right fit.
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