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Web applications and integrations for businesses

I design and build web applications, dashboards, and integrations around how a business works. I collaborate remotely with companies in Poland.

  1. 01

    Applications and dashboards

    Problem
    Teams repeat work in spreadsheets or several disconnected tools.
    Result
    One place to handle the agreed workflow, its data, and user roles.
    Scope
    The scope covers agreed flows and permissions; migrations or automation are included only when agreed.

  2. 02

    System integrations

    Problem
    People copy data by hand or systems show conflicting versions of a record.
    Result
    An agreed data flow between systems, with common failures and retries considered.
    Scope
    Before estimating, we check APIs, test access, limits, and system owners. Feasibility depends on those conditions.

  3. 03

    Existing product development

    Problem
    An application no longer fits the process or is difficult to extend safely.
    Result
    An agreed change built into the existing product with its actual constraints in mind.
    Scope
    We first review the code, environments, and dependencies; work outside the agreed scope is discussed separately.

  4. 04

    Company websites

    Problem
    Visitors cannot quickly understand the offer or find the next step.
    Result
    A clear, responsive site that explains the services and makes contact straightforward.
    Scope
    We agree on content, materials, and features up front; larger applications and integrations are separate scope.

From scope to handover

  1. 01 / Discovery

    You describe the current process, users, systems, and problem. We clarify what the first version will leave out.

  2. 02 / Scope and estimate

    I check dependencies, available documentation, and acceptance criteria. The estimate follows the agreed scope.

  3. 03 / Build and review

    I deliver visible pieces for review. We agree on scope changes and decisions that depend on external systems as they arise.

  4. 04 / Handover

    After acceptance, I hand over the code and agreed documentation and discuss running the product. Maintenance and further development are scoped separately.

What to bring to a first conversation

Bring a description of the current process, user roles, example data without confidential information, the systems involved, and known constraints. A mockup or API specification helps but is not required for an initial conversation. Do not send passwords or access keys.

I choose technology after understanding the task. Collaboration is remote within Poland; I do not assume a delivery date or business result in advance.