CircuitDoc grew out of everyday practice – out of the question of how to document cables, distribution boards and devices properly. I do the same work for you: websites, custom software and tools that bring together electrical engineering expertise and software development.
Three areas, one point of contact – from the first sketch to the running server.
A site your business can run itself – no page builder, no dependency on someone else's platform.
Price on requestApplications for tasks with no fitting off-the-shelf solution – or where the off-the-shelf solution is far too big.
Price on requestThe area where pure software houses drop out: tasks that require knowledge of standards and programming at the same time.
Price on requestFour steps, in this order – none of them costs you anything before the scope is agreed.
30 minutes, free of charge. What should the result do, when is it needed, what already exists.
Split into work packages with fixed prices. Whatever cannot be estimated reliably is named as such.
In intermediate versions you can look at any time. Early changes are cheaper than changes at the end.
Deployment, walkthrough, credentials. Maintenance and further development on request, but never mandatory.
What I build, I run myself – on my own server, with my own deployment.
Documentation tool for electrical planning. .NET MAUI Blazor, web and mobile from one codebase, running on my own Ubuntu server with automated deployment and rollback.
Peak power and daily curve of a PV system, per inverter and module field – computed from a solar position model and rendered as a chart.
Company website with an installation finder, price calculator and protected administration area. Website and mail server run on a shared server.
A website for a trade business and analysis software for measurement data are two different worlds. Instead of inventing package prices that end up not fitting, I look at your case and quote you a price that holds.