Start from the problem, not the tool
"I need an app" often means "I want customers to book without calling me". Sometimes the answer is an app; sometimes a well built booking page is enough, and it costs less.
Four services, one person to talk to.
I do not do everything: I do four things, and I take each from start to finish. The website that gets you found, the app on your customers' phones, the platform that collects bookings and payments, the automation that clears away repeated work. Below is what each one solves, and who it is really for.
Services
What each of the four actually solves
Websites and e‑commerce
Solves the problem of not existing when someone looks for you: a site that opens fast, says what you do straight away and brings enquiries long after you have locked up. For local businesses, online sellers and old sites that need redoing.
See the service →Mobile apps for iOS and Android
Solves the problem of customers having to remember you: an icon on their phone, notifications, bookings and orders in their pocket. For beach clubs, gyms and venues. As a PWA too, if the stores are not worth the trouble.
See the service →Booking platforms and back offices
Solves the problem of the phone ringing at the worst moment: calendars, availability, online payments and an admin area that keeps the numbers. For anyone still running bookings out of a notebook or a chat.
See the service →Automation and AI
Solves the problem of work that repeats identically every week: content drafted with AI and reviewed before it goes out, translations, data moving between systems on its own. For anyone tired of feeding a product by hand.
See the service →How to choose
The real question is not which technology
People usually write asking for a quote on one specific thing. That first conversation is about whether it really is the thing they need.
A site and an app are not alternatives
The site gets you found by people who do not know you; the app keeps the ones who already do. If the budget covers only one, start with the one that brings new enquiries.
If you do not know, we start with a review
I look at what you have, tell you what I would keep and what I would rebuild, and put costs and timing in writing. If the honest answer is "you do not need this", you get that too.
Method
Three steps, then we build
1
We talk
A call with me, not a salesperson. You tell me about the business, the timing and the budget; I tell you what is realistic and what I would leave for later.
2
You get the proposal in writing
What I will do, how long it takes, what it costs. Before anything starts, so you can compare it calmly. Anything that changes, you hear at once.
3
I build it, publish it, stay
Development, going live, store publishing and support after launch. Code, domain and accounts stay in your name.
Listen→ Propose→ Build→ Launch→ Support
The method end to end is on two case study pages: Prenoo, the sports booking SaaS, and Ci vediamo in Calabria, the travel portal in nine languages.
04 · Contact
Not sure
which of
the four?
Write to me in your own words. Working out where to start is my job, and you get an answer within 24 hours.