Discovery before code
Flows, user profiles and rules mapped so we only build what matters.
Systems & SaaS
CRMs, management systems, platforms and MVPs designed around a real problem. I organize flows, rules and priorities to build a tool that's genuinely useful for your team or your customers.
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When spreadsheets, WhatsApp groups and scattered tools start holding the operation back, it's time for a system of your own. It organizes data, automates repetitive tasks and shows the business in real time.
Flows, user profiles and rules mapped so we only build what matters.
Simple screens for operators and clear dashboards for decision-makers.
WhatsApp, payments, email and ERP connected to the daily workflow.
Modular architecture, with organized data and a foundation for the next versions.
Each system is organized in independent modules on a secure foundation. The MVP starts lean and gains new features without redoing what already works.
Solves the core problem with the fewest screens, to validate with real users.
Completes the operation with secondary modules, reports and adjustments from real use.
Automation, new profiles, integrations and an app, as the business grows.
You use the system on staging at every milestone, before it reaches your team. Decisions are made with the product in hand, not on assumptions.
Interviews with the people who will use it, mapping of flows, profiles and business rules. Defining what goes into the MVP.
Screen flows, data model, permissions and required integrations.
Key screens designed and validated with the team before any line of code.
Working deliverables on staging, module by module, with weekly check-ins.
Final testing, data migration, team training and launch.
New versions guided by real use: metrics, team feedback and business priorities.
The average below comes from systems recently quoted by VS Experience. Prices in US dollars. The final price is set after discovery, with the prioritized modules in writing.
Platforms with multiple profiles and an app can exceed $2,700. One-off automations, like a digital intake form, start at $110.
A specific process digitized, with few access profiles.
Re-enrollments, service management and proposal systems.
CRM, operations management or MVP with automations and integrations.
Where the $1,250 average fits: CRMs, management and MVPs.
A product with multiple profiles, a customer area and continuous evolution.
Quoted per module, after discovery.

Server, database, domain and external services are contracted in your company's name. The data is under your control from day one.
Monthly infrastructure costs vary with usage and are paid directly to the providers.
To keep the system stable, secure and keeping pace with your operation's growth.
The average investment is $1,250, with projects between $540 and $2,150. Internal tools range from $540 to $900; management systems and CRMs, from $1,100 to $1,600; and SaaS platforms start at $1,800. The final price comes from discovery, module by module.
It's the smallest version of the product that solves the core problem and can already be used for real. It validates the idea with real users before investing in every feature.
After discovery, with the scope split into modules. Each module has an estimated effort, and you decide what goes into the first version and what comes later.
Yes. The database runs on infrastructure contracted in your company's name. Code ownership and license terms are defined in the contract before work starts.
Yes. Every system is responsive and can be installed as an app (PWA) without going through the app stores. Publishing on the App Store and Google Play is quoted separately.
Tell me where the routine gets stuck, who uses the process and what needs to improve. We define the scope of the first version and the priorities to estimate the investment.