Custom Software · Private Infrastructure · EU

Software built for you.
Infrastructure you own.

I build custom web and mobile applications for schools, clinics, and manufacturers — deployed on private infrastructure my clients fully control. No AWS. No Azure. No vendor lock-in.

15+ years of custom development and private infrastructure across the EU

What I Build

Custom web and mobile applications for organisations that need software built around their exact workflow — not the other way around.

Every project I deliver runs on private infrastructure my clients fully own. No AWS. No Azure. No Google Cloud. No vendor dependency, no surprise costs, no question about where your data lives.

Who I Work With

Schools and universities managing student data that must stay within the EU
Clinics and hospitals with strict obligations around patient records
Small manufacturers running operational systems where downtime has a direct cost

How It Works

You get software built exactly for your workflow. You get infrastructure you fully control. And you get one person responsible for the whole thing — from the application code down to the server it runs on.

No handoffs. No vendor lock-in. No hidden dependencies.

Recent Writing

A selection of articles on custom software, private infrastructure, and data sovereignty for organisations in the EU.

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A doctor or clinic administrator stands in front of a large
transparent map of Europe, with glowing data points scattered
across different countries connected by lines. The person
looks thoughtful and slightly concerned, holding a clipboard.
Clean clinical environment. Flat 2D editorial illustration,
cool muted tones with soft blue and teal accents, no text
in the image.

March 22, 2026

Where Is Your Patient Data Actually Stored?

Every clinic in the EU has legal obligations around patient data. But most can't answer one basic question: where is that data actually stored right now?

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A clinic reception desk overwhelmed by five different computer
screens, each showing a different software interface, with the
receptionist looking confused and exhausted in the middle.
Stacks of papers and sticky notes everywhere. Warm clinical
lighting. Flat 2D editorial illustration style, muted tones
with small pops of colour on each screen, slightly wry in
tone, no text in the image.

March 21, 2026

SaaS Sprawl: How Clinics End Up Paying Five Vendors for One Job

It starts with one tool that almost fits. Then another to fill the gap. Then another. Here's how clinics end up with five vendors doing what one system should — and what to do about it.

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A finance director stares at an unexpectedly large bill
unrolling across a desk and onto the floor, printed with
cloud server icons and usage graphs. The room is a modest
office with filing cabinets and a window showing a grey sky.
Flat 2D editorial illustration, muted cool tones, slightly
wry in tone, no text in the image.

March 20, 2026

The Real Cost of AWS: What Nobody Tells You When You Sign Up

AWS looks affordable on day one. Then the bill arrives. Here's what cloud platform pricing actually looks like over time — and why the true cost is rarely what organisations expect.

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A school administrator sits at a desk surrounded by towering
stacks of paper invoices and receipts, each labeled with
different software logos and renewal notices. The stacks are
so tall they're almost falling over. Through the window behind
them, a school building is visible. Flat 2D illustration style,
warm muted tones, slightly editorial, no text in the image.

March 19, 2026

Why School Software Costs Keep Climbing (And What To Do About It)

Every year the invoices arrive and every year they're higher. Here's why school software costs keep climbing — and what the alternative actually looks like.

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