Apps, websites and internal tools for studios, events and one-person businesses. Each one says what the problem was, what it turned into and how long it took. Client names are left out, the work holds up without them.
Two organisers, five hotels, one glacier. Every guest opens the same link and sees only their own programme, with the meeting point, directions, the temperature at 2'300 m and what to bring. Built in a day and changed live three times during the event.
Covers, confirmations and next week’s plan. Coaches get a push notification instead of a WhatsApp chain, and the manager sees in the morning what is still open. Running in real studios in Zurich.
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Connect a calendar, tick the classes, download a finished 9:16 image. No login, no data on a server. It came out of a reel that produced more requests than I could answer.
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Concepts, pricing and booking on one page, plus the technical base: structured data, clean URLs, under a second to load. Before this the studio could only be found through Instagram.
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Eleven bars a week, one per muscle group. The app shows what is still missing rather than ticking off what is done. Built for my own training, because no app answered the question I actually had.
It runs on my real training data, so there is no public link
German, English and Russian from one source, so the three versions cannot drift apart. Seven feature graphics drawn in CSS instead of bought stock images. No page builder, no framework.
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A quiet, image-led page with exactly one job: the booking. Russian, German and English, because the clientele in Zurich is trilingual and the language choice decides the first impression.
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Thirty teams, over a hundred drivers, a twelve-hour race. The field, private notes and every change since the last look, so nobody has to search while on air. Running for one race and built for more.
No public link, the tool belongs to the commentary team
Black and white typography, colour photography, pricing taken from the real offer rather than a template. Built in two languages. Finished, but not published yet.
Not published yetEvery project answers exactly one question for exactly one person. On the mountain weekend it was: where do I need to be next. Anything that does not answer it comes out.
The first build of the event app had sign-ups, a database and live capacity counts. All cut. Without a backend the page was half the weight and had no failure mode left that matters on a mountain.
Plans change mid-event. Everything here can be changed in minutes, with no app update and nothing for anyone to reinstall.
Send me two sentences on what is not working right now. I will tell you honestly whether it is worth building, how long it takes and what it costs. It costs you nothing but the two sentences.
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