Micro-apps and dashboards to run your business
A micro-app is a small tool that does one thing well: tracking inventory, booking appointments, putting together quotes or logging orders. A dashboard brings the numbers you now look for in several spreadsheets onto one screen. I build them to measure, with help from AI, so your team can use them from day one.
What it solves
- Spreadsheets that grew too big and nobody understands anymore.
- Inventory, appointments or orders kept on paper or in chats.
- Reports that take days because the data is scattered.
- Big, expensive software for a small problem.
What's included
- Micro-appsWeb tools that work on computers and phones: inventory, appointments, quote builder, order log or delivery tracking.
- DashboardsBoards with sales, expenses, inventory or team metrics that update on their own from your data.
- Connected to your dataThey read and write to what you already use through APIs: spreadsheets, Notion, your CRM or your accounting system.
- Access per personEveryone sees and edits only what's theirs.
Levels
One dashboard
A board with your key numbers, connected to your spreadsheets or systems.
One micro-app
A tool for a specific task, with users, saved data and a phone version.
Full internal tool
Several connected features, with dashboards, automations and AI to summarize or sort information.
Each project is quoted based on its scope. Write to me and I'll tell you which level yours fits.
How I work
- ProblemI see how the task is done today and what data is used.
- PrototypeI show you a first clickable version to validate it before building everything.
- BuildI develop it with your real data.
- HandoverYour team starts using it and I adjust it based on what they ask for.
Frequently asked questions
What is a micro-app?
It's a small application built for one specific task in your business. It's simpler than a full system and takes less time to build.
What is a dashboard and what is it for?
It's a board that shows your metrics on one screen. It helps you decide with up-to-date data without putting reports together by hand.
Why not stick with a spreadsheet?
To start with, a spreadsheet is usually enough. It's worth moving to a micro-app when several people edit it at once, it breaks easily or you need it on your phone.
Do I need to buy servers or licenses?
Usually not. I build them with Supabase for data and users and publish them on Cloudflare; I tell you the monthly cost before we start.
If you have a process like this, tell me about it.
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