Service · 14 admin modules in production
Custom software development: portals, dashboards and CRM for your workflow
Portals, dashboards and CRM, built around your workflow.
I built my reporting portal, my CRM with an AI assistant and the SOVP platform myself, with Claude Code, and run them day to day. The SOVP platform alone has 14 admin modules. From these building blocks I build portals, dashboards and CRM around your workflow.
Production building blocks snap into your application
What it covers
- Customer portal with magic-link loginShown live in a call →Demo
- Admin dashboards with KPIs and chartsShown live in a call →Demo
- CRM with AI assistantShown live in a call →Demo
- Checkout, Stripe webhooks, PDF deliveryShown live in a call →Demo
- Newsletter with double opt-inShown live in a call →Demo
- PDF reports and quote generatorsShown live in a call →Demo
- Signed evidence (Ed25519, OSCAL)IETF draft draft-litzki-sovp ↗Verifiable
- APIs with OpenAPI, key management, quotasPublic API documentation ↗Verifiable
Verifiable: public source. Measurable: check it yourself with an independent tool. Demo: runs in my own systems and is shown in a call.
Built with
- Node
- Express
- SQLite
- Stripe
- Resend
- Cloudflare Functions
Connected to
Custom Software
- Technical SEO
- SEO ReportingThe portal is custom software
- GEO & AI VisibilityMachine-readable from day one
- Agentic SEO
- AI Enablement & AutomationSoftware with agents
- Web Development & OperationsOperations carry the software
Frequently asked questions
How much does custom software development cost?
I bill custom software by quote. After the initial call you get a fixed price for the first version. The initial call is free. All prices →
Is custom software worth it for a small company?
If a process repeats every week and standard software only covers it with workarounds, usually yes. My own example: reporting used to cost me two to three hours every Friday; today it runs by itself overnight.
How safe is code written with Claude Code?
Claude Code writes, I review and decide. Every change runs through automated checks before it goes live; on this website there are six. If one fails, nothing goes live.
Who owns the software in the end?
What I develop individually for you belongs entirely to you: source code, access credentials and documentation your team or another developer can continue working with. If I bring standard building blocks from my own systems, you receive a permanent licence for them. Legally protected parts of my systems remain mine.
How we work together
A first call costs nothing. Afterwards you know whether and how we work together.