Custom software for companies: business web apps first, then websites, desktop and phone apps, servers. Italian VAT number, clients anywhere.
| Customer | Amount | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Verdi Impianti srl | 3,480.00 | open |
| Rossi & C. snc | 1,260.50 | shipped |
| Bianchi Serramenti | 8,900.00 | paid |
| Neri Autotrasporti | 640.00 | shipped |
| Gialli Arredamenti | 2,150.00 | paid |
| Analysis | 1,200.00 |
| Orders module | 4,800.00 |
| Training | 600.00 |
| Net | 6,600.00 |
| VAT 22% | 1,452.00 |
| Total | €8,052.00 |
Each service has its own page. The business web app is at the centre: the rest usually grows around it, like the app for people who work on the road or the server it runs on.
Orders, stock, jobs, invoices, shifts. The software follows your company's rules, runs in the browser, in the office and on the road, and changes when you do.
Sites that present you well and get found. Fast pages, with text and photos you can change yourselves.
Shops on WooCommerce, PrestaShop or Shopify, connected to your stock and invoicing, so nobody retypes an order.
For when you need to work offline or talk to printers, barcode scanners and production machines.
For technicians on site and agents on the road: the same data as your business software, in their pocket.
Halfway between a website and an app: it installs from the browser, with no app store, and works without a connection. It costs less than two native apps.
I connect software that doesn't talk to each other: online shop, e-invoicing, bank, CRM. Where it helps I use AI, to read documents or answer questions on your site.
The Access database, the spreadsheet with 18 tabs, the PHP 5 site nobody wants to touch. I rebuild them and bring the data across.
The screens of the software come from test copies filled with made-up data: the clients' data stays where it is. In a call, on request, I can show you more.
Keeps an eye on an agency's WordPress, Joomla, Drupal and PrestaShop sites and sends an alert when something breaks.
web service and plugins, my own productFor a Swiss company that installs electronic shelf labels: the website, the back office that takes shop prices to the labels, and the app for shop staff.
website, business web app and app, AREAVISION SaglFor a workshop that makes custom printed objects: clients, products with sizes and colours, supplier price lists and quotes ready to print.
business web app and PWA, DracartysSix steps, always the same, from a large business app to a five-page website. You know where we are and what's left.
We talk, I look at how you work today (spreadsheets included) and write down what the software has to do, in plain English, before any code. The analysis is free.
Price and timing in writing. Large projects are split into milestones, paid one at a time. If something changes along the way, we work it out again together.
A first clickable version, to try with the people who will really use it. Changes are cheap at this point.
Frequent releases on a test address: you watch the software grow and we fix things straight away.
Going live, importing your old data and, if needed, training for the people who use it.
Updates, daily backups and the changes you need when the company changes.
I'm Alex Kovacic, a freelance developer with an Italian VAT number. I've been programming since 2010, and I write business software for companies that at some point stopped trusting their spreadsheets.
I also work part-time at a communication agency in Switzerland. It keeps me close to the people who then have to explain and sell a piece of software, and it shows in the interfaces I design.
Read the whole storyGot an idea, or a spreadsheet that can't keep up any more? Tell me about it in a couple of lines: I answer myself, in person.
