who am I
15 years in tech. CTO. Co-founder. Software House insider.
I know how the game is played. Now I use that knowledge to protect your interests.
cat /var/log/client_problems.log
[ESTIMATE]
Software House says the project will take 12 months. Is that real or padding?
[TEAM]
You're paying for "senior developers". Are they actually senior?
[DELAY]
Project is delayed. SH says "unexpected complexity". Bullshit or real problem?
[VALUE]
You've spent hundreds of thousands. Did you get value?
The problem: You don't have anyone on your side who understands tech.
Software Houses have their interests. You have yours. They don't always align.
You need someone in between. Someone who understands both sides — but works for you.
ls -la /services/
01
€250 / hour
Quick ping-pong. One decision. One hour.
Should you hire this SH? Is this architecture sane? Is this estimate realistic?
02
€1,250 / project
Project on fire? I'll diagnose the damage and tell you if it can be saved — and how.
Quick, brutal, honest assessment.
03
€2,500 / audit
Full diagnostic of your tech stack, team, and processes.
What's working. What's broken. What needs to change.
04
€3,750 / project
Starting from zero? We'll plan everything before you write the first line of code.
Requirements, architecture, tech stack, SH selection, kick-off oversight.
05
from €1,750 / month
Strategic tech leadership without full-time cost.
A CTO in your back pocket. Someone who knows your context and is there when you need them.
cat /about/why_me.md
Because I was on the other side.
15 years in tech. Millions of lines of code. ~100 projects from greenfield startups to enterprise scale.
I've been:
I've worked in Software Houses. I've been a CTO. I've co-founded companies. I've seen how the industry works — the good practices and the ones nobody talks about publicly.
I know what it looks like when:
I know this because I was part of that system.
Now I use that knowledge differently.
What this looks like in practice
Example: Real estate tech platform rescue
Client situation: Product manager losing sleep wondering if the platform would survive the night.
After technical audit, I took over with my team. Two years later:
Result: "After three years, I sleep peacefully."
This is what I do. I find what's broken, I fix it, and I make sure it stays fixed.
Confidentiality matters
What happens with your project stays with your project.
You'll notice I don't name-drop clients. That's intentional.
My one rule:
Quality without compromise.
If your project is well-made — I'll tell you.
If someone is screwing you over — I'll tell you that too.
// credentials
./contact --init
15 minutes. Free. No strings attached.
Tell me about your situation — I'll tell you if and how I can help.