Tool chaos
Website, forms, newsletter, CRM, calendar, files and invoices run alongside each other instead of together.
Most SMEs don't need enterprise IT — they need someone who understands their digital construction sites, prioritises them, builds them cleanly and keeps them running.
Concretely: websites, automation, CRM flows, hosting, monitoring and AI-powered operations. Tidy, documented, in one hand.
Modern frontends, landing pages and CMS setups.
Forms, mailers, CRM flows and AI workflows.
Hosting, monitoring, domains, backups and documentation.
For most SMEs the website is just the visible surface. Underneath sit scattered tools, manual processes, unclear ownership, broken forms, missing tracking, weak hosting, outdated plugins and no one truly accountable for the whole system.
Website, forms, newsletter, CRM, calendar, files and invoices run alongside each other instead of together.
Requests get copied, emails forwarded, lists maintained and information captured multiple times.
Domains, DNS, hosting, backups, updates, privacy and monitoring are often historically grown but not actively managed.
Agency, hoster, tool vendors and internal staff are all involved, but no one thinks the system end-to-end.
A web freelancer builds and is then gone. A hoster operates but builds nothing. An agency delivers a project, not a system. I build, operate and own the whole thing — from the request in the form to the backup at three in the morning.

In IT and digital since 2007. At ZVV I co-own digital platforms — from architecture and hosting to release. Alongside that I run self-hosted infrastructure and AI automations in production, teach at HWZ Zurich and hold an EMBA. In short: what I build for SMEs, I operate myself every day.
Technology is a means to an end. What matters is which problem gets solved and which process works better afterwards.
From frontend and forms to hosting, automation, monitoring and documentation: enough depth to deliver systems end-to-end and keep them running.
Access, documentation and monitoring belong to you, not me. Runbooks and alerts keep your system running — and make sure any third party could take it over.
AI is used where it speeds up processes, prepares decisions or reduces repetitive work. Not as decoration.
I combine business understanding, technical implementation and operational continuity. The result is digital systems that not only look good but work in everyday operations.
Modern websites, landing pages and content structures with clean frontend, clear information architecture and performant delivery.
Digital forms, request processes and lead flows that capture, validate, route and document data cleanly.
AI-powered workflows for summaries, classification, content creation, internal assistance and process automation.
Simple CRM, mailer and reporting structures so requests, customer contacts and operational tasks remain traceable.
Pragmatic technical operating models for domains, DNS, hosting, deployments, monitoring, backups and documentation.
Analysis of existing setups with clear assessment of risks, dependencies, quick wins and next steps.
Each package is built around a clear outcome. First understand, then build, then operate.
Transparent fixed prices instead of open hour budgets — we clarify the exact scope upfront in the free baseline check, matched to scope and value.
Baseline assessment for website, tools, processes and technical risks.
You get a clear basis for decisions: what is critical, what is unnecessary, what brings quick impact.
Request audit →New website or landing page including forms, mailer flows and clean hosting.
A digital setup that goes live, processes requests cleanly and can be operated traceably.
Start the sprint →AI-powered workflows for internal processes, email, content, documents and reporting.
Recurring tasks become partly automated without losing control or traceability.
Review AI setup →Operations, monitoring and technical order for existing digital systems.
Your digital system is not just built but controlled, monitored and evolved cleanly.
Clarify operations →We clarify the business goal, current state, existing tools, risks and the question of what actually creates value.
The digital landscape is structured: systems, data flows, ownership, dependencies and priorities.
The solution is implemented pragmatically: website, form, automation, hosting, monitoring or integration.
The setup is documented, monitored and prepared so it does not depend on implicit knowledge.
After go-live, data, feedback and new requirements are used to evolve the system in a targeted way.
The stack follows the problem, budget, operations and ownership. The goal is not maximum complexity but a robust setup with good maintainability.
Not every SME needs everything. Good architecture means deliberately leaving things out.
New website, clear offer structure, contact form, email confirmation, CRM capture and a simple reporting view.
Landing page for a new offering, lead magnet, automated mail flow and qualified request handling.
Booking requests, structured customer data, automated communication and a clean technical foundation.
Request form with image upload, automatic categorisation, internal routing and status overview.
Technical implementation partner for complex frontends, API integrations, automation and hosting questions.
Analysis of tool chaos, costs, risks and dependencies with a clear roadmap to simplification.
Only partly. A website is often the entry point but not the goal. What matters is the digital system as a whole: data flows, forms, automation, hosting, monitoring and operations.
For SMEs, local service providers, consultancies, practices, studios, agencies and owners that need digital order but don't want to build their own IT department.
Fair question. That's exactly why documentation, monitoring and handover come first, not last: access, runbooks and architecture sit with you, not in my head. Everything runs on standard infrastructure (Vercel, Cloudflare) and can be operated by a third party without me. I've run business-critical platforms in public transport to that same standard for years.
Yes. The Audit package is often the best next step after the baseline check. From there we decide what stays, what is replaced and which risks to reduce first.
No. Good technical work often means stabilising, connecting or simplifying existing systems instead of reinventing everything.
Pragmatically. AI can summarise emails, classify requests, prepare text, generate reports or support internal workflows. Critical steps stay traceable and controllable.
The first baseline check is free and non-binding. After that I work with transparent fixed prices per package instead of open hour budgets; operations (DevOps Care) run monthly and can be cancelled anytime. We clarify the exact scope upfront.
A free baseline check. It surfaces where technical risks, manual processes, tool chaos and quick improvements actually sit.
A free baseline check shows where your setup stands today, which risks exist and which measures create the most impact with the least effort.
Free and non-binding · reply usually within 24 hours · a full audit is a paid fixed-price package, you decide afterwards.