Custom websites,
with you at the controls.

Yes, and I'll tell you exactly how, because the how is the whole point.

Today's best models are genuinely excellent at code. Used well, they put within reach something that used to cost tens of thousands of euros in engineers and designers: a custom site built precisely around your business, not just a template that sort of fits and looks like everyone else's.

But there's a catch to using these tools and it's where most “AI-built” work falls apart. If a coder or design shop's goal is just volume, trying to give one instruction in and then shipping whatever site pops out on the other side, that's when slop appears. An AI fills every gap with whatever makes sense to it, and without a steady hand on the wheel, it tends towards average. This isn't giving you new customization possibilities; instead, you end up with something that works, looks like everything else, and that nobody actually understands (which is exactly what was happening before!).

I work the other way around. I guide the machine step by step, and it's never left alone. That's what lets me understand the system I'm handing you, provide a guide that truly explains it, and make the hundreds of small decisions that fit your needs rather than the machine's defaults.

Think of it less as automation than as a very fast, very well-read assistant who never gets the last word. The result is custom and properly yours; and it's affordable because the tools allow it to be, not because the care is missing.

No catch, just a different model. You pay once for the build, and then the site is yours to run. Hosting a static site costs a few euros a month at most, paid to a host you choose, not to me. No platform rent, no per-seat fees, nothing locked behind a higher tier.

The catch, if you want one, is that you can't add a shopping cart with one click from a menu of options. When you need something new, we build it. For most small businesses that trade is a bargain: you stop paying every month for features you'll never touch.

Yes, because I build for that from the start. You leave not just with the site but with a plain-language guide written for you: how to change your text and images, how to publish, what each part does. No jargon.

For the everyday things, you won't need me. For anything bigger, you can book hours as you need them, or add a hands-on handover day where we sit together and walk through it all. You always keep the keys to your own site.

You do, completely. You own the code, the content, and the domain. It's hosted wherever you like, on a service you pay directly, so there's no middleman who can raise prices, change the terms, or switch your site off.

If you ever want to move it elsewhere, or hand it to another developer, you can. Nothing about it forces you back through me.

Changes later are simple: you book hours when you need them and pay only for the work done. No retainer, no subscription ticking away between updates.

And because you own clean, documented code with a guide to match, you don't depend on me to keep going. Any competent developer can pick it up. A site you truly own is one that outlasts whoever built it, and that includes me.

Honest answer: yes, because your project is how I fund the rest. Client work isn't a distraction from what I do, it's part of it, and I treat it that way. When I take on your site, it gets real attention and a real timeline, agreed up front.

I'd rather do a few projects well than many badly. If I don't think I can give yours the care it needs, I'll tell you, and point you somewhere better.