I build booking and operations systems, internal tools, and web and mobile products for businesses, founders, and organizations. From the first workflow sketch to a working product, I handle the build end to end.
Your team may be copying information between tools, handling the same steps by hand, or working around a system that was never built for the way your business runs.
I turn those workflows into practical software: one place to manage the work, fewer repetitive tasks, and a product shaped around the people who use it.
Custom platforms for reservations, availability, approvals, customer accounts, and day-to-day administration. Messages and alerts can happen automatically, so routine work does not depend on someone remembering every step.
Software for work behind the scenes: managing information, coordinating processes, publishing content, and replacing spreadsheets or disconnected tools with a clearer system.
MVPs, customer-facing web apps, and cross-platform mobile apps for founders and teams. I can take a product from an early idea through design decisions, development, and a working release.
Examples of software built around real work, from booking and publishing to search and subscriptions.
A direct-booking and property-management platform for a holiday campsite. Guests can book in Latvian, English, Russian, or Lithuanian. Reservation emails are automatic, and the owner gets alerts about new bookings on their phone.
View case studyA website and content platform for a national church organization. Its team can publish news and update pages themselves without relying on a developer for routine changes.
View case studyA car marketplace with natural-language search, price history, and market analysis. The project is currently offline; the case study documents the product and build.
View case studyMy own privacy-first subscription tracking app, built end to end from idea to closed alpha.
View case studyUnderstand the work as it happens today: the people, tools, repeated steps, and bottlenecks.
Define the smallest useful version instead of starting with a long feature list.
Build in visible stages, with working demos and room to adjust along the way.
Deliver software that can be maintained and extended after launch.
Not every problem needs a full product immediately. We can begin by mapping one workflow, identifying what is worth automating, and defining a focused first version.
Discuss a workflowI'm Ansis, a software engineer based in Lapland and working remotely. I build practical software for businesses, founders, and organizations, including booking platforms, internal systems, content-managed websites, and mobile apps.
My work combines product thinking with engineering: understanding the real problem, choosing an appropriate solution, and building the product end to end.
Send me a few sentences about what your business or organization does, how the work happens today, and where time gets lost. If you already have a product idea, tell me who it is for and what it needs to help them do.
Start a conversationmail@ansisarthur.com