Diagnose the problem. Design a fitting system. Ship it.
You have an outcome. I design the system and ship it.
A messy request is enough: more customers, less admin, a broken process. If you already know the job — a site, a pipeline, a custom tool — that works too.
VM Solutions
Márton Víg
I diagnose messy digital problems, design a fitting system, and ship it.
How I actually work
I take time to understand the problem before I pick a tool.
The goal is a fitting system, not the first solution that works.
I carry the work end to end, and bring in specialists when I am not the right hands.
Problems I take
Not a menu of packages. These are situations I can take on.
An outcome, no spec
More customers. Less manager work. A process that is eating the week. I diagnose it, design the system, and ship what is needed.
A job you already defined
A site, a pipeline, a custom tool. You know the job. I still check that the approach fits, then I build it.
A messy data or operations problem
No feed, no API, the wrong structure, too much manual work. I map it, transform it, and hand over something you can run.
Selected work
Real projects, unnamed until clients say otherwise. Longer stories come next.
Venue operating system
In progress. Two outcomes, researched and scoped. Proposal done. The site and weekly desk are not built yet.
Made-to-order product customizer
Brand, marketing site, configurator, and quote-request mail for a new made-to-order apparel line. No name or link here yet.
Supplier catalog into commerce
No usable feed. End-to-end catalog migration into the reseller’s shop — merge, validate, dry-run, then go-live.
The motion
Diagnose: map the problem, the constraints, and what success looks like.
Design: choose a fitting system, not a default stack.
Implement: build it, check it, put it in their hands.
Hand over: they can run it. I stay available if we agreed support.