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About NeXsoft · Koblenz, brand since 2024

I build software that holds up.
For companies with real processes.

No buzzwords, no glossy slides. I build software for processes that today take more manual work than they need to — built with tools that report errors while building rather than in live operation, hosted in the EU, with source code and infrastructure in your organisation.

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My mission

Software that works for people.

In most companies the most important process has grown rather than been designed. It is spread across Excel, email and three specialist systems, and the status of a case can only be established by asking around.

I build software that turns this process into a system: with one state, one responsible role and a traceable path. The application takes over the repetitive steps. The decision stays with a person, at a deliberately chosen point.

I believe good software makes life easier. Not more complicated.

My path

Young company, clear direction.

I am not selling a 10-year story. I show honestly where I stand — and where I am going.

  1. 2024
    NeXsoft begins
    NeXsoft starts as the software brand of SCHMITZ UNIVERSE in Koblenz — first projects of our own and prototypes.
  2. 2025
    Focus on AI workflows
    The focus shifts to AI features laid over existing systems rather than replacing them. Our own technical basis for it is in place — requests to the language model run through an intermediary that does not store the content.
  3. 2026
    Public shop window
    This website takes shape — with the technology disclosed, example systems and articles that show how I make decisions.
  4. Next step
    First client projects
    I am actively looking for the first projects I may show as a real reference — with names, figures and approval.
Values

What I believe in.

Six principles I do not just hang on the wall — I apply them every day.

Outcomes, not feature lists

I do not deliver feature lists. We agree beforehand how success will be measured — and then I build towards it.

Honest, always

If something will not work, I say so. If off-the-shelf software gets you there more cheaply, I recommend that. Trust grows out of plain speaking.

Build it solidly

Cleanly built code, a considered structure, automated checks before every change. What I deliver holds up. And you can develop it further yourself.

Pace without carelessness

I cut a project so that something usable stands in a real environment early on. Pace comes from focus — not from shortcuts.

Ownership stays with you

Code, designs, data — all of it belongs to you. No tie to me, no hidden licences. You can move on at any time.

Directly reachable

Enquiry form, email or video call — straight to the person who also does the building. A personal response, with no ticket system in between.

How I build

How I build.

These six rules apply to every project — regardless of its size.

  • 01
    The small screen first
    What does not work on a phone does not go into operation — that is where the software gets used most
  • 02
    AI where it earns its place
    With every feature the question: does it really need AI, or will a clear rule do?
  • 03
    Speed
    An application people wait for gets worked around — load time is a requirement, not a finishing touch
  • 04
    Readability
    Code another team will understand a year from now — that is what decides whether you can change supplier
  • 05
    Security
    GDPR-compliant, EU hosting, audit logs where roles are involved
  • 06
    Reuse
    Building blocks you extend later instead of replacing — even if somebody else carries on
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Management
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Speak directly with management

No intermediaries. You speak directly with management.

I listen for 30 minutes, ask a few pointed questions and tell you openly at the end whether — and how — I can help. If I cannot, you get at least two recommendations for who can.

  • 30 minutes, with no sales pitch
  • A concrete assessment of your project
  • A clear view of which project scope fits
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