I have been developing software since 2007, learning my craft through enterprise systems and logistics processes. I founded Browserbite to help businesses digitise and improve their workflows with software that fits their needs. Today, we build custom applications and use AI where it helps with repetitive work. As the founder, I am your German-speaking point of contact and personally guide your project.
The Founder's Story
I started my career not in a startup, but as an apprentice at a logistics company near Cologne — working with enterprise systems that had to solve real problems, immediately. That experience shaped how I think about software to this day: it has to work reliably, fit the process, and deliver measurable results.
Over the years, I worked at agencies building websites for government agencies and NGOs, then moved to Sofia in 2018 where I took on the role of CTO at d.ventures Bulgaria — managing a portfolio of 17+ web applications and building a complete development team from scratch.
When the company was sold in 2020, we made a pragmatic decision: we know the craft, we know the DACH market, and we know how to help companies digitize. That was the birth of Browserbite.
Today, Browserbite develops tailor-made software that helps consultancies digitise and improve their processes. We bring work spread across spreadsheets, PDFs and email into connected workflows, eliminate duplicate data entry and automate recurring tasks. AI helps where it saves work — for example, evaluating responses or drafting reports, with human review and clear approvals. We also turn a consultancy's methodology into a software product under its own brand. EU hosting, roles, permissions and traceable documentation are part of the delivery.
In 2023, I co-founded Signalist.io as CTO — a B2B sales intelligence platform. This dual role is not a distraction; it's an advantage. I build products myself and know exactly what makes good software and which mistakes to avoid. Browserbite clients benefit from a founder who doesn't just advise, but works in the trenches himself.
My credo: good software doesn't come from the hype around the latest technology, but from a deep understanding of the customer's processes. We didn't found Browserbite for an abstract vision, but because we wanted to prove that digitization can be pragmatic, honest, and reliable.
I didn't start my career in a startup — I started in a logistics company where software had to solve real problems immediately, not after the next funding round.
We didn't found Browserbite because we had a grand vision. We founded it because we knew we were good at helping companies digitize — and we wanted to prove it.
The best solutions don't come from using the latest technology — they come from truly understanding the customer's process.
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