Fakturr
Invoicing that fits in your pocket — from adding a line item to a finished PDF with a QR payment code.
Flutter 3.47 · Dart · Node.js 22 · TypeScript
A one-person digital studio
From a company website through a custom app to the automation of business processes. You handle the whole project directly with me — from the first proposal through to launch. No needless relay between a salesperson, a project manager and a developer.
Websites from a simple company presentation to a large site with an admin area.
Custom apps and internal systems for when ordinary software is not enough.
I connect your tools so data is not retyped by hand and processes run automatically.
You do not have to look after anything yourself once it is live. Optionally I handle updates, backups, monitoring and ongoing changes
from €65/monthWhat this is built on
Data is entered once and travels everywhere it needs to go. No retyping between the CRM, invoicing and email — and when something breaks, you get an alert.
What I have already built
Invoicing that fits in your pocket — from adding a line item to a finished PDF with a QR payment code.
Flutter 3.47 · Dart · Node.js 22 · TypeScript
One view of your money across accounts and currencies — and a watchdog for documents that are about to expire.
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A calorie diary where you log a meal by taking a photo of the plate.
React 19 · TypeScript · Supabase · Vite
A site audit that shows fifty measurable findings instead of generic advice.
Next.js 14 · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS · cheerio
How we work together
No surprises at the end. You know the price and the deadline up front and you watch it grow along the way — feedback in the middle is cheaper than feedback at the end.
You get in touch through the form or by email. We go through what you need and I say whether it makes sense to build — sometimes the cheaper route is the one you did not expect.
You get a specific scope, price and deadline. No empty "from–to" range — you know what is included and what costs extra.
You watch it grow as it goes and can step in before the end. On bigger projects I deliver in parts.
I deploy, test, hand over the access credentials and show you how to manage the content yourselves. Training is included.
Optional. Updates, backups, small changes and further features as the company evolves.
Frequently asked questions
A company website with a CMS starts at €1,500; a simpler brochure site (a business card) at €500 and a one-page website at €210. The price depends on the number of pages, the amount of copy and whether a bespoke visual design is included. You get the specific figure in a quote before we start.
A brochure site takes 1–2 weeks, a company website with a CMS 3–5 weeks, a web application or internal system 6–12 weeks. You get the deadline in the quote and I keep to it — if the scope changes along the way, we say so straight away, not at the end.
I work alone. That means you talk directly to the person building the site or app — nothing gets lost in handovers and you do not pay agency overhead. On larger projects I bring in a designer or a copywriter, but responsibility for the result stays with me.
That is a common job. A redesign and modernisation of an existing site starts at €850 and technical SEO is included. First I look at what is worth keeping — sometimes rebuilding the frontend is enough and the content stays.
Yes. On sites with a CMS you get an admin area where you change text, images and whole pages without touching the code. Handover includes training, so you know where everything is.
Basic post-launch support is part of the delivery — if something breaks, I fix it. Beyond that I offer regular maintenance from €65 a month: updates, backups, monitoring and small changes.
Optional regular maintenance starts at €65 a month (updates, backups, monitoring, small changes). Hosting, the domain, the database and other third-party services are billed separately depending on the specific solution — you get the exact figure in the quote.
Yes, as a tool — it speeds up development, prototyping and the routine parts of the work, which shows in the price and the deadline. But it is not a product in itself: I deliver a finished website or system, not an "AI solution".
Yes. I first look at what the site runs on and what is worth keeping — often rebuilding the frontend is enough and the content stays. You will need the access and source code from the previous supplier; without them the work is limited.
Ideally the text and images you want on the site, and access to your existing domain and hosting if a site already exists. None of this is a condition to start, though — content can be added as we go.
Once the price is paid in full, you get a licence to use, modify and further develop the work, plus the source code and access to the systems included in the order. Details are in the terms and conditions.
Tell me what you need. I will reply within 24 hours and say whether it makes sense to build — and what it would cost.