GigFlow
Quotes, contracts, scheduling, and payments in one workflow for DJs and live-event professionals.
Read the case studyBusiness software, integrations, and automation for SMEs in Veneto. I start from the process you already have, exceptions included, and make it simpler to use and to maintain.
Products, platforms, and websites, all different from each other. Each case study covers the starting point, the choices made, and how it turned out.
Quotes, contracts, scheduling, and payments in one workflow for DJs and live-event professionals.
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Tickets, projects, time tracking, and contracts in one place, with limited and revocable sharing.
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A catalog, a story rooted in the local area, and online purchasing for a winery in the Treviso region.
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A digital sailing experience recognized for balancing visual appeal and accessibility.
Read the case studyThe starting point is always the same: what the business needs to achieve and how the people who will use the software actually work.
We tackle the important decisions at the start, when changing course is cheap. Exceptions go on the table right away, not at the end.
We look together at how things work today: who does what, which data is needed, and where the work gets stuck.
I organize the essential steps and have them tested by the people who will use the tool every day.
I release pieces you can already use, so you see the result before the end and we can adjust course.
Tests, measurements, and fixes. And I stay available when the process changes or the software needs to grow.
“I like understanding how things work and making them simpler.”
I started out taking video games apart and configuring servers out of curiosity. Today I do more or less the same thing with business software and company automation.
Read my storyArticles for anyone choosing or evolving a digital tool who wants to understand it without becoming a technician.
When custom software is worth it and when off-the-shelf business software is enough: practical criteria of cost, process, and risk to decide without waste.
A cautious guide to unofficial proxies for AI models: data, service identity, continuity, quality, and the checks to make before integration.
How to tell when a spreadsheet has become a bottleneck and turn the process into software without automating the chaos.
Let's start with the process, not the technology.