Guide
Say what you need — in two words. You want it — I build it.
This is the slogan on my homepage, and it is a promise about how I work. You do not need a technical brief to start a project with me. A few words are enough — the rest I ask, suggest and show. Here is what “instant development” means in practice, and where its honest limits are.

What the slogan means
Many people put off a website or an app because they think they first have to write a long specification. With me you do not. Write it the way you would say it to a friend: “a website for my hair salon with booking”, “turn my website into an app”, “connect Vipps to my shop”. That is a real starting point.
My job is to turn those few words into a concrete plan. I ask the questions that matter, suggest what usually works for a business like yours, and show you something you can click on as early as possible. You decide; I build.
How it works, step by step
- You write a few words — through the contact form, WhatsApp or e-mail. No template, no brief.
- I reply personally, usually the same day, with a couple of clarifying questions: who the site or app is for, what must work from day one, what you already have.
- You get a proposal with scope, timeline and price — normally within 24 hours, and always before any work starts.
- I show a working first version early, often within days, on a demo address you can open on your phone.
- We adjust it together — texts, colours, functions — until it fits how you actually work.
- Launch and support — I put it online, show you the admin panel and stay available for fixes and changes after launch.
Why it can be fast
- One developer, no hand-offs. You talk to the person who writes the code. Nothing gets lost between a salesperson, a project manager and a programmer.
- Ready building blocks from my own products. I do not start from an empty page. Booking, a web shop, an admin panel, multilingual pages and my own CMS scripts already exist and are used in live projects — I adapt them to your business.
- A demo before the final version. You see a working version early, so mistakes are found in days, not after months.
You say — I do
- You say: “A website for my hair salon with booking.”
I do: a fast site with your services and prices, online booking and an admin panel where you change times and texts yourself. - You say: “Turn my website into an app.”
I do: I package the site as an app with its own icon and help you prepare it for Google Play, the App Store or the Microsoft Store. - You say: “Connect Vipps to my shop.”
I do: I check your shop platform and your Vipps agreement, connect payments and order status, and test everything before real customers pay.
Honest limits
“Instant” means a quick start and an early first version — not that every system is finished in a day. Larger systems take longer: integrations with BankID, ERP or accounting systems, school data or anything that needs approval from a third party. App store reviews and payment agreements also follow their own timelines, which I cannot speed up.
The price is always agreed per project, after I understand the task. You get scope, timeline and price in writing before I start, so there are no surprises.
Have a few words ready? That is enough to begin.
Questions and answers
Do I need a technical brief?
No. A few words about what you want is enough. I ask the clarifying questions and turn your answer into a concrete scope.
How quickly will I hear back?
I reply personally, usually the same day. A proposal with scope, timeline and price normally follows within 24 hours.
What does it cost?
The price is agreed per project, based on the scope. You get it in writing before any work starts.