A booking calendar
“Customers pick a day and a time. Weekends closed.”
Bring a sketch. Leave with exactly that.
Custom websites and web tools for companies, built in real code exactly the way you have them in mind. One person. No WordPress, no subscription.
Sketch → built
Three scribbles. Three things that work.
Each one started as a few pencil lines and one sentence from the client. Press Build it, then use it: book a slot, change the numbers, drop in a file.
A price calculator
“Customers set material, thickness and quantity — and see the price right away.”
A drawing upload
“Let them drop their drawings straight into the enquiry.”
That’s three.
Maps with your locations. Before / after sliders. Product configurators. Order tracking. Dashboards. Multi-step enquiry forms. Whatever’s on your napkin.
What I can buildWhat you get
Exactly that. And it’s yours.
- 01 · CodeYours.Every file. Take it to any host or any developer.
- 02 · Subscription0 € / moYou pay for the build. Hosting is the only running cost.
- 03 · WordPressNone.No theme, no page builder, no plugins. Real code.
- 04 · EditorOptionalMy own lightweight editor for your texts and images.
- 05 · During the buildPrivate linkWatch it take shape on a preview only you can see.
- 06 · AnswersSame dayUsually. One person in Schwerte — you talk to the one who builds it.
Work
Already running. Names on request.
Machine shop · [client name]
A website that takes drawings.
Own editor, page templates, and an enquiry form with drawing upload.
EditorDrawing uploadTemplates
Training academy · [client name]
One site, two languages.
Bilingual German / English, with an editor the team uses themselves.
DE / ENEditor
My own · 3D printing & engineering
mika-engineering.de
3D printing and engineering in Schwerte, on a site built the same way.
Start a project
Send the napkin. Get exactly that.
hello@mika-engineering.comA phone photo of a sketch is enough, or a few sentences. Answers usually the same day. One person in Schwerte, Germany. Designers and agencies: finished Figma files work too.
How it goes
- 1You send a sketch — or a few lines.
- 2I build it. You watch on a private link.
- 3It goes live. The code is yours.
— Mika