Automate the work
your team repeats

Automation · Security · Eindhoven
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Automation run · server-setup

running

Runs and reports are examples with made-up names. The cases are real work, anonymized. Every result line links to the product behind it.

Worked with

Brands I have built for, tools I build with

In employment at agencies and product companies before 2024, and as a freelancer since. The tools are the ones in daily use, not a wish list.

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PHPLaravelPhalconFilamentMySQLRedisDockerAnsibleGitHub ActionsDigitalOceanPythonKotlinClaude CodeMCPPlaywrightLinux PHPLaravelPhalconFilamentMySQLRedisDockerAnsibleGitHub ActionsDigitalOceanPythonKotlinClaude CodeMCPPlaywrightLinux
+ the framework or hosting you already have
Phalcon → Laravel
Multi-tenant operations platform · client anonymized
Phalcon to Laravel, module by module, while the platform stayed in daily use. No big-bang switch, no rewrite from scratch.
60% · lower latencyPHP 8.4 · up from PHP 7.4
API → MCP → AI
Own product · household inventory
The same API serves the Android app, the admin panel and any AI assistant, through one MCP server with named tools.
3 repos · API, Android app, MCP server1 API · behind app, admin and assistant
audio → small model
Own product · voice assistant
A large model is the wrong tool for listening all day. A small one, trained for a single word, runs on the phone and costs nothing per hour.
On device · no audio leaves the phoneSmall model · trained for one phrase
agents → pipeline
Own business · Scuttle Development
Claude is the brain, a browser is the hands, a database is the memory. The same pattern, for every chore that repeats.
One pattern · brain, hands, memoryHuman tap · before anything is sent
Sectors

Built for businesses that run on software they cannot switch off

Back offices, shops, planning tools, portals, booking engines. Whatever it runs on, it earns money every day, and the hours around it can be automated.

HospitalityBooking and operations platforms, multi-property.
Rentals and real estateListings, contracts, payments, tenant portals.
E-commerceShops, ERP bridges, payment providers.
Logistics and manufacturingPlanning tools, scanners, EDI integrations.
Healthcare and public sectorPortals under strict data rules.
SaaSMulti-tenant products that outgrew their first version.
AgenciesSubcontracted senior work on your client's project.
Owner-run companiesOne system, one developer who left, and a business that depends on it.

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Tell me what you are running and where the hours go. I reply within one working day with a first opinion, free.