FAQ Questions before starting a project.

It is a system built around how your business works, instead of bending the business to fit a ready-made tool: booking, admin panels, integrations or SaaS.

Laravel web systems and SaaS products, APIs and integrations, Filament admin panels, websites and Flutter apps.

If an existing tool fits your process, it is usually the better choice. Custom software pays off when the process is specific or the tools don’t integrate.

Mainly PHP and Laravel with Filament and Livewire, MySQL and PostgreSQL, modern frameworks on the front end, Flutter for apps, and Docker and Linux to deploy.

Existing apps handle simple cases. A custom system makes sense with specific scheduling rules, integrations, your own branding or no per-staff monthly fees.

Yes. Client booking and the management panel both work in the phone’s browser, on Android and iPhone, with no app to install.

Yes. Nails by Ivyy, a booking system I built, syncs with Google Calendar both ways and sends reminders by email, WhatsApp and SMS.

A business website presents the company across several pages. A landing page is a single page focused on one goal, like selling a service or getting leads.

The site is delivered ready to be found: fast, with titles, descriptions and structured data, and submitted to Google. Rankings also depend on content and time.

Yes. When content changes often, such as a menu, prices or promotions, the site can have a panel where you edit text and images without touching code.

It depends on the scope: screens, integrations and business rules. After a first conversation I send a proposal with scope, timeline and price agreed upfront.

It depends on features and integrations. Once I understand your routine, I send a proposal with scope, timeline and price agreed upfront.

It depends on the number of pages, the design and the features. Once I understand the business, I send a proposal with scope, timeline and price agreed upfront.

A lean system can be ready in a few weeks; systems with several integrations take a few months. The timeline is set together with the scope.

With a conversation about the problem and the people who will use the system. Then I define scope, timeline and the simplest solution that actually works.

Yes. I am based in Curitiba, Brazil, and work remotely with companies anywhere, with online meetings, in English or Portuguese.

Yes. The system is built for your company, and the source code and data belong to it, with no lock-in to a closed platform.

Yes. Maintaining and evolving Laravel applications, websites and Flutter apps in production is part of my daily work, including refactoring legacy code.

Yes. The domain is the site’s address, such as yourcompany.com. It is registered in your company’s name, renewed yearly, and I help you choose and set it up.

On a server or hosting service chosen for the project. Simple websites are cheap to keep online; web systems need a server with more resources.

I handle publishing: I set up the domain, hosting and HTTPS, put the site live, submit the sitemap to Google and keep an eye on the first days.

Yes. The new website goes live on the domain you already have, with redirects from the old URLs and without affecting the email that uses that domain.

Yes. Every website and system goes live with HTTPS and an automatically renewed SSL certificate, which protects visitors’ data and is valued by Google.