Contact / Direct

Let’s talk directly.

Do you have a project, a problem to solve or an idea you want to develop?

You can call me, send me a WhatsApp message, email me or leave your details and ask me to get back to you.

You do not need to arrive with a technical brief or already know what solution you need. A few details are enough to start.

The first step is a conversation: first we understand the situation, then we decide what makes sense to do.

01 / How to get in touch

Phone

If you prefer to talk straight away, you can call me directly.

Phone hoursMonday–Friday: 09:00–13:00 / 14:00–18:00Saturday: 09:00–13:00
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02 / How to get in touch

WhatsApp

You can use WhatsApp for an initial message.

Tell me briefly who you are and why you would like to speak. To properly understand the project, I will normally suggest continuing with a phone conversation.

Message me on WhatsApp

Direct relationship

When you contact me, you speak directly with me

There is no sales team collecting your request before passing it on to someone else.

I prefer to understand the problem, objectives and context myself before discussing solutions, timing or proposals.

You do not need to prepare extensive documentation before getting in touch.

Tell me where we are starting from. We can discuss the rest directly.

Callback

Would you prefer me to call you?

Leave your contact details and a few lines about why you would like to speak.

There is no need to write a complete brief.

A few lines are enough. We can discuss the rest by phone.

When would you prefer me to call you?

I will do my best to respect your preferred time window. This is a preference, not a booked appointment.

Initial conversation

An initial conversation with no obligation

The first conversation is simply a way to understand the situation, your objectives and whether I am the right person to help.

We can start from a concrete problem, something that already exists and needs improvement, or an idea that is still taking shape.

You do not need to choose a service in advance.

First we understand the problem. Then we decide whether and how it makes sense to work together.